GBDU037 | Oversize Wave® Brake Rotor - Narrow Band - Orange - Front - 330 mm / 13" Harley Davidson OEM New Old Stock LA Choppers LA-7357-18B Fitment 24 later Harley

Name: GBDU037 | Oversize Wave® Brake Rotor - Narrow Band - Orange - Front - 330 mm / 13" Harley Davidson OEM New Old Stock LA Choppers LA-7357-18B Fitment 24 later Harley
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SKU: 37631661807
Price: 168.00 USD
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GBDU037 | Oversize Wave® Brake Rotor - Narrow Band - Orange - Front - 330 mm / 13

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GBDU037 Oversize Wave® Brake Rotor Narrow Band Orange Front 330 mm 13" Harley Davidson OEM New Old Stock LA Choppers LA 7357 18B Fitment 24 later Harley LA Choppers LA 7357 18B 1984 1993 Harley Davidson Softail Standard FXST GBrakes recommends using GBrakes brake pads with GBrakes rotors For maximum braking performance and rotor longevity

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