0133-1809S-G | Speedstar Two-Piece Brake Rotor - Front - 11.8" - Gold - '08-'20 TOURING Black Rocker geometry is better suited SIZE:4/5T

Name: 0133-1809S-G | Speedstar Two-Piece Brake Rotor - Front - 11.8" - Gold - '08-'20 TOURING Black Rocker geometry is better suited SIZE:4/5T
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 13746601708
Price: 222.97 USD
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Rating: 4.4095 (8 reviews)

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0133 1809S G Speedstar Two Piece Brake Rotor Front 11.8" Gold '08 '20 TOURING Black Rocker geometry is better suited SIZE:4 5T Rocker geometry is better suited to high lift cams 2020 Harley Davidson Touring FLHTKSE CVO Limited 8" Gold '08 '20 TOURING Product Name Brake Rotor Type Two Piece (Floating) Style Speedstar Color Finish Gold Material 420 High Carbon Stainless Steel Outside Diameter 300 mm 11

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