Aprilia Sport City Cube 250, Intake Manifold, From 2009, Used 16 on 2040-parts.com
Fort White, Florida, US
Aprilia Sport City Cube 250, Intake Manifold, From 2009, Used. It had around 500 miles of use. Check with your dealer for other applications.
The rubber is soft with no cracks or breaks. Buy it now cheap and put it on the shelf. You know you may need it someday as these do crack and then they leak.
Not a business, just cleaning out the garage.
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Thanks for looking.
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