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New Yamaha No Cut Carbon Frame Sliders Swingarm Spools Yzf R6 2008-2012 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Olean, New York, United States

Olean, New York, United States
Condition:New Brand:Thealphamoto Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:RMI-FS-Y340N-SP102-CN UPC:Does Not Apply

The listing is for a set of TWO items:

1)one set of No-cut carbon Delrin frame sliders,

2)one set of carbon delrin swingarm spools

will fit for Yamaha YZF R6 2008-2012

In the event of fall, these frame sliders help to protect the frame, engine cases and bodywork, fairings to minimize the damage.

Each slider is CNC machined from High Impact DuPont Delrin resin , and comes with a solid aluminum core for additional strength and slider integrity.

Left sliders use a black anodized aluminum bracket to avoid cutting of the fairing.
Supplied with two 12.9 allen head bolts. Left: M10x 70mm, Right: M10X90mm

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