Fa50 Suzuki Shuttle (front Brake - Cable)fa 50 "new" Suzuki Moped - Brake Cable on 2040-parts.com
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(1) Front Brake - Cable Assembly (New) (Fit's) - FA50 Suzuki Shuttle - Moped's / Scooter's (1980-1991 yrs) OEM - Suzuki Cable
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