0133-3015HEAS | Two-Piece Front Brake Rotor - Left - Paramount - Chrome - 13" - '00-'17 12" Rise Left Hand (LH) Fitment 24 later Harley

Name: 0133-3015HEAS | Two-Piece Front Brake Rotor - Left - Paramount - Chrome - 13" - '00-'17 12" Rise Left Hand (LH) Fitment 24 later Harley
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 50646972494
Price: 254.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.009 (27 reviews)

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0133-3015HEAS | Two-Piece Front Brake Rotor - Left - Paramount - Chrome - 13

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0133 3015HEAS Two Piece Front Brake Rotor Left Paramount Chrome 13" '00 '17 12" Rise Left Hand (LH) Fitment 24 later Harley Left Hand (LH) Heat shields Product Name Brake Rotor Type Two Piece (Floating) Model Paramount Color Finish Silver Material Aluminum Outside Diameter 13" 330 mm Shape Round Mounting Position Front Left Note: Will require the use of Performance Machine calipers designed for 13" rotors

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