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700 Intruder, Gs750, 750 Katana, Front Wheel Bearings on 2040-parts.com

US $19.50
Location:

Caledonia, New York, United States

Caledonia, New York, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:25-1147, 02150085 Brand:All Balls

This is a brand new All Balls Front wheel bearing rebuild kit. It includes all the bearings & seals to rebuild the Front wheel hub of the VS700 Intruder 86-87, GS750 77-82, GS750ED/ESD/SD/TD 1983, GSX750F Katana 89-02.   I used 1 picture to illustrate all of my wheel bearings kits, the correct kit will be sent for the models & years that are posted in the description.   Please feel free to email me with questions.  Free shipping is in the US only.  Thanks  25-1147, 02150085

 

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