Racing Go Kart Brembo Brake Pads 107.2686.41 Oem Nos on 2040-parts.com
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Pair NOS (New Old Stock) OEM Racing Go Kart Brembo Brake Pads 107.2686.41 I got these in a lot of vintage kart racing parts from a Kart Racing shop that retired their business. Please be sure this will work for your intended application before buying. Payment required within 3 days of purchase. |
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