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Aermacchi 175-250 "new Old Stock/new In Package" Rear 18" Rim Spokes #43047-74p on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US

Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
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AERMACCHI 175-250 "NEW OLD STOCK/NEW IN PACKAGE" REAR 18" RIM SPOKES. THESE ARE THE SHORT SPOKES FOR THE REAR WHEEL WITH STEEL WELDED HUB. TAKES 18. YOU WILL GET A PACK OF 10. YOU MAY REQUEST MORE PACKS AT THE SAME PRICE. IF YOU WANT MORE THAN ONE PACK YOIU MUST EMAIL ME THROUGH EBAY BEFORE PAYING FOR  YOUR ORDER. PART #43047-74P

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