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New Pavesi 125cc Vertex Piston 53.98mm on 2040-parts.com

US $149.95
Location:

South Easton, Massachusetts, United States

South Easton, Massachusetts, United States
Condition:New Brand:Vertex Warranty:No

New Pavesi 125cc Vertex piston 53.98mm with new wrist pin, wrist pin snap rings and wrist pin bearing. *NoteThe cardboard box the piston is in shows signs of wear and creasing, but the piston is perfect.

I have numerous other Pavesi engine, clutch and transmission parts etc. on hand, email me with your needs and I'll see if I have it.

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