replacement dust boots for touring 97 13 air shocks BS90 ECE-approved for front and rear A787-896192

Name: replacement dust boots for touring 97 13 air shocks BS90 ECE-approved for front and rear A787-896192
Brand: almadartrading.com
SKU: 5844579978
Price: 214.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0531 (7 reviews)

EUR214.50 EUR241.50

SKU 5844579978 · ★ 4.1

replacement dust boots for touring 97 13 air shocks BS90 ECE-approved for front and rear A787-896192

replacement dust boots for touring 97 13 air shocks BS90 ECE-approved for front and rear A787-896192

EUR214.50

EUR241.50

SKU 5844579978 · ★ 4.1

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replacement dust boots for touring 97 13 air shocks BS90 ECE approved for front and rear A787 896192 ECE approved for front and rear Minimum oil consumption as a result of low volatility Ester Tech 4+ 10W 50 has been exclusively developed for modern Replacement rubber dust boot for the rear shock absorber for Touring models Fits stock H D air shocks 54656 97A B C and 54662 02A

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