Yamaha 2012 New T-max, Xp530 Rear Swingarm Slider, Crash Pad on 2040-parts.com
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DESCRIPTION
- We Ship worldwide - - All parts are manufactured in our ISO Certified factory and we sell this item at special Sale price! - You can bid at SPECIAL wholesale price.
- Brand New Rear Swingarm Slider for 2012 New T-Max
- Perfectly machined from billet aluminum and P.O.M by highly precise CNC machines.
- Out-of-Box product, and anybody can assemble with 2 wrench bold and tool.
- 2 bolts / shaft / 2 x main body / 2 x P.O.M endcap / 2 x Wrench bolt cap
- All parts are for T-MAX model only, no modification is needed. Just Bolt on. (You should remove rubber inside the rear axle)
- anodized and logo is laser marked precisely
- We manufacture parts in our factory and we sell directly to customer, we guarantee our quality and performance.
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