Condition:Used
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Came off a 2004 . comes with brake rotors
All parts are in useable condition . sold as is . shipping provider may change depending on destination and feel free to ask any questions |
Banshee Rear Hubs Hub Brake Rotor Rotors on 2040-parts.com
US $65.00
Location:
Casa Grande, Arizona, United States
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