White Brothers / Dp Brake Pads Yamaha Yzf-r7 And Yzf-r1 on 2040-parts.com
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White Brothers Brake Pads by DP. Brand new, never used and still sealed in original packaging. These standard compound DP brakes offer excellent wet and dry performance and no fade. Ideal replacement for street, touring and off-road use where durability is the main concern. Retails for $33.95 (W419)
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