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Original,brand New Stem Comp.kymco V250 Venox on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

Athens, default, Greece

Athens, default, Greece
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:53200-KED9-910 Brand:KYMCO Placement on Vehicle:Front

THIS IS AN ORIGINAL,BRAND NEW STEM COMP.FOR KYMCO

V250 VENOX.

THE ITEM IS IN ITS ORIGINAL PACKAGE.IT HAS NEVER BEEN

OPENED,NEVER BEEN USED OR PALCED ON A MOTORCYCLE.

IT'S AN ITEM COMPLETELY NEW.THE PART NUMBER IS

53200-KED9-910.

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