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Sym Dd50 Honda Dio Ruckus 4x140 Front Disk Kymco Hub. Lightly Used. on 2040-motos

C $65.00
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Taichung, Taiwan

Taichung, Taiwan
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SYM DD50 Honda Dio Ruckus 4X140 Front Disk Kymco HUB. Lightly used., C $65.00, image 1

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SYM DD50 Honda Dio Ruckus 4X140 Front Disk Kymco HUB. Lightly used., C $65.00, image 2 SYM DD50 Honda Dio Ruckus 4X140 Front Disk Kymco HUB. Lightly used., C $65.00, image 3 SYM DD50 Honda Dio Ruckus 4X140 Front Disk Kymco HUB. Lightly used., C $65.00, image 4

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Standard 4X140 Kymco Disk Brake front hub. Excellent condition complete with bearings for 12MM axle. Can be converted by changing studs.

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