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Mikuni Carb 26mm Carburetor Air Filter Intake Pipe 125cc 140cc Ssr Pit Dirt Bike on 2040-parts.com

US $43.49
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China, China
Condition:New Brand:AlexMoto Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:26mm Carburetor Air Filter Intake Pipe Country/Region of Manufacture:China

Mikuni Carb 26mm Carburetor Air Filter Intake Pipe 125cc 140cc SSR Pit Dirt Bike

Product Description:
  Mikuni Carb 26mm Carburetor Air Filter Intake Pipe
  as shown in the picture

Fit Models:
  110cc 125cc 140cc SSR YCF Pit Dirt Bike 
 
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