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Brakes for Sale
- Spi sm-05307f brake pads - full metal(US $22.25)
- Spi brake master cylinder rebuild kit for arctic cat snow using oem# 1602-929(US $23.95)
- Ski-doo new oem disk mach 507032487(US $164.99)
- Sports parts inc sm-08011 radius rod bushing kit(US $21.41)
- Sports parts inc 05-152-49f brake pads - full metal(US $30.20)
- Sports parts inc sm-05400 master cylinder repair kit(US $23.36)
Top Gear: Clarkson, Hammond & May sign for another 3 years
Fri, 28 Sep 2012It’s been revealed that Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have signed up for another 3 years of Top Gear. There may not be a new series of Top Gear on its way until 2013, but we now know that Top Gear as we know it – with Jeremy, Richard and James – is safe for another three years after the trio signed a new deal with the BBC, tying them in to Top Gear until 2016. So, despite the naysayers claiming Top Gear has had its day and will end soon, we can guarantee another three years of the nation’s (and the world’s) favourite car entertainment programme.
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National Motorists Association says get out of the way
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