Marzocchi Shocks Ref 81018, De 345 Mm Length. on 2040-parts.com
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MARZOCCHI SHOCKS REF 81018, DE 345 mm LENGTH.
12mm HAVE THE HOLE. NEW YEARS ARE 70/80.
MARZOCCHI 100% ORIGINAL. MADE IN ITALY.
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