Shimano K04Ti-MX Disc Brake Pads Spring - Metal Compound Titanium Back Plate One Pair Model=MZ 12-Speed Cassette Lengths: 130- 175cm GL00521

Name: Shimano K04Ti-MX Disc Brake Pads Spring - Metal Compound Titanium Back Plate One Pair Model=MZ 12-Speed Cassette Lengths: 130- 175cm GL00521
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SKU: 50685270583
Price: 33.00 USD
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SKU 50685270583 ★ 4.6

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Shimano K04Ti MX Disc Brake Pads Spring Metal Compound Titanium Back Plate One Pair Model=MZ 12 Speed Cassette Lengths: 130 175cm GL00521 Lengths: 130 175cm – Optimal for deburring and grinding ski and snowboard steel edges Shimano K04Ti disc brake pads features a titanium back plate and sintered metal pads Titanium backing plate for light weight and improved heat insulation Backing Plate Material Titanium Compound Metal Heat Sink No Pad Shape Number 59 keyword search Ko4Ti

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