Kundo Final Silencer Of Aprilia Rs 50/70 Cc, P/n Su45203s, Nos on 2040-parts.com
Peristeri attikis, Athens, Greece
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This auction is for an original KUNDO final silencer of the APRILLIA RS 50/70 cc. Sound level mild and the quality is iron with chromed end and the aspect is Carbon type/Aluminium. This silencer can fit to many other bikes with a final outer exhaust tube diameter of 25 mm. KUNDO's part number SU45203S. Included the fixing clamp with rubber/screws/nuts. The situation of the item New Old Stock.
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