New !! 89t #219 Aluminum Sprocket For Karting Orange on 2040-parts.com
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89 Tooth #219 Aluminum Sprocket 89 Tooth #219 Aluminum One Piece Karting Sprocket. Brand new. Orange, Anodized 6061 T6 Aluminum. Fits all TaG karts with 115mm size hubs (bolt pattern 67mm) Birel, CRG, TopKart, Italkart, Tony Kart Thanks for Looking Terms of Sale Please think before you click. Thank you for understanding. Shipping Information FREE First Class/Ground Shipping. Will be shipped the next business day. |
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