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SP 1074325010 AFAM Standard Stahlritzel hinten 10201 - 428 passend fuer HONDA CB 125

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SP 1074325010 AFAM Standard Stahlritzel hinten 10201 - 428 passend fuer HONDA CB 125SP 1074325010 AFAM Standard Stahlritzel hinten 10201 428 passend fuer HONDA CB 125 1978 Stahl Kettenrder von AFAM werden aus C45 Stahl hergestellt und anschlieend gehrtet, um die Haltbarkeit und damit die Laufleistung zu erhhen. Die Fertigungsqualitt und przision seiner Ritzel macht AFAM zur weltweit anerkannten Referenzmarke in Sachen Motorrad Antriebskomponenten. Stahl Kettenrad Hochwertige Qualitt und erstklassiges Finish Verlngert die Laufleistung

SP 1074325010 AFAM Standard Stahlritzel hinten 10201 - 428 passend fuer HONDA CB 125 1978

Stahl-Kettenräder von AFAM werden aus C45- Stahl hergestellt und anschließend gehärtet, um die Haltbarkeit und damit die Laufleistung zu erhöhen. Die Fertigungsqualität und -präzision seiner Ritzel macht AFAM zur weltweit anerkannten Referenzmarke in Sachen Motorrad-Antriebskomponenten.

  • Stahl-Kettenrad
  • Hochwertige Qualität und erstklassiges Finish
  • Verlängert die Laufleistung Ihres Ketten-Kits

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Kettenrad Version: Standard

Kettenteilung: 428

Kettenrad Zahnanzahl: 43

Kettenrad Typ: 10201

Material: Stahl

passend für:

HONDA CB 125 S (CB125S) 1976
HONDA CB 125 S (CB125S) 1977
HONDA CB 125 T TWIN (CB125T) 1978
HONDA CB 125 T TWIN (CB125T) 1979
HONDA CB 125 T TWIN (CB125T) 1980
HONDA CB 125 TD (JC06) 1982
HONDA CB 125 TD (JC06) 1983
HONDA CB 125 TD (JC06) 1984
HONDA CB 125 TD (JC06) 1985
HONDA CB 125 TD (JC06) 1986
HONDA CB 125 TD (JC06) 1987
HONDA CB 125 TD (JC06) 1988
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1977
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1978
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1979
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1980
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1981
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1982
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1983
HONDA CG 125 (CG125) 1984
HONDA CG 125 (JC27) 1998
HONDA CT 125 TRAIL 1977
KYMCO ZING 125 1997
KYMCO ZING 125 1998
KYMCO ZING 125 1999
KYMCO ZING 125 2000
KYMCO ZING 125 2001
KYMCO ZING 125 2002
KYMCO ZING 125 2003
KYMCO ZING 125 2004
KYMCO ZING 125 2005
KYMCO ZING 125 2006
HONDA CG 125 (JC28) 2000
HONDA CG 125 (JC28) 2001
HONDA CG 125 (JC28) 2002
HONDA CG 125 (JC28) 2003
KYMCO K-PIPE 125 2012
KYMCO K-PIPE 125 2013
KYMCO ZING 125 2008
KYMCO ZING 125 2010
KYMCO ZING 125 2007
KYMCO ZING 125 2011
KYMCO ZING 125 2009
KYMCO ZING 125 2015
KYMCO ZING 125 2014
KYMCO ZING 125 2013
KYMCO ZING 125 2012
HONDA CB 125 T TWIN (CB125T) 1981

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