Oem Honda Front Brake Pad Set Pads Vfr700 Vfr750 Vfr Interceptor 45105-ml7-007 on 2040-parts.com
Peabody, Massachusetts, US
New old stock Honda part # 45105-ML7-007 which I believe has been superseded to part # 45105-ML7-027
This is a set of front brake pads, one is in the package, one not. It is to the best of my knowledge that the open pad is the same as the one that is sealed. But, because I am not positive, I am selling this set for a big discount. If you want 100% certainty, please check my other auctions.... I have a sealed set there.
These fit 1986-1987 VFR700/VFR750 - they may fit additional makes and models, please check application before bidding if unsure.
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