FK003D224-2 | Brake Line - Front - Stainless Steel - SV650 '99-'02 Old Fashioned Glasses Non-sensor applications require sensor port SIZE:4/5T

Name: FK003D224-2 | Brake Line - Front - Stainless Steel - SV650 '99-'02 Old Fashioned Glasses Non-sensor applications require sensor port SIZE:4/5T
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68401541090
Price: 115.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1971 (25 reviews)

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FK003D224 2 Brake Line Front Stainless Steel SV650 '99 '02 Old Fashioned Glasses Non sensor applications require sensor port SIZE:4 5T Non sensor applications require sensor port plug kit (not included) 8 mm Wire Length Imperial: 20" Fitment Brake Line Front Stainless Steel SV650 '99 '02 Complete with all necessary banjo bolts and washers and ready to install

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