Husaberg Fe 450 2013-2014 Prox Crankshaft Bearing 35x on 2040-motos

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Crymych, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom

Husaberg FE 450 2013-2014 ProX Crankshaft Bearing 35x, US $, image 1

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ProX Crankshaft Bearing SX07E39 KTM400/450/500/530EXC-R 35x

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ProX offers a wide range of crankshaft bearing of well known brands like Koyo, NTN, etc in C3 and C4 graduations. The high quality bearings will fit perfectly to OEM and aftermarket crankshafts.
ProX crankshaft bearings are manufactured at leading OEM factories, mainly in Japan. All bearings are made to exact OEM specifications, to ensure maximum quality and performance. ProX uses respected brands like Koyo & NTN to ensure quality. These brands are used by OEM brands like Yamaha, Kawasaki, Honda, Suzuki and KTM. ProX bearings offer high durability.
35x

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