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Brembo-type 6 Bolt 1.5mm Disc Spacer Yamaha Ducati Aprilia Bimota Benelli Cagiva on 2040-motos

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Peterlee, Durham, United Kingdom

Peterlee, Durham, United Kingdom
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Brembo-type 6 bolt 1.5mm disc spacer (fits Yamaha Ducati Aprilia Bimota Benelli Laverda)

One 1.5mm mm thick disc spacer to suit wheels that use the common Brembo 6 bolt, 64mm ID, 80mm PCD pattern (ie loads of Yamahas, Ducatis, Aprilias, Laverdas, Bimotas, Cagivas & Benellis, plus loads more that I can't think of at the minute.) Useful if you're messing around with different wheels/forks/calipers on your project.

please note: this is for one spacer.

Made here in the UK from 6082-T6 aluminium.

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