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Brand:Unbranded Stainless steel bolts size:8mm Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply Weight:Approx. 50g Type:CNC swingarm spools Quantity:1 Pair Frame Style:Body&Frame Including:1 x set(2 pcs) swingarm spools Material:Aluminum Color:Red Surface Finish:CNC UPC:Does Not Apply

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