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Pvm Forged Magnesium Rear Wheel 6.25 X 16.5 Sbk Ducati Y 10 Spoke on 2040-parts.com

US $219.99
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Hebron, Ohio, US

Hebron, Ohio, US
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 This is a forged magnesium rear wheel. It is a 16.5" x 6.25 ". Forged MG made by PVM. I think we ran these on a Ducati. Has 6 bolt for the brake disc. decent shape.

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