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Micro Mini Sprint Engine Stands This is a universal stand that will work on a wide range of motorcycle engines Suzuki GSXR 600 Yamaha R6 R1000 Kawasaki ZX 636 Honda 600 rr This stand does not come with casters anymore. It comes raw and unpainted ready to use Most of the time i ship within 2 days For more info call anytime 217 273 7571 |
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