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SP 1036124 BREMBO Street Carbon Keramik Bremsbeläge - 07KS0124 passend fuer SUZUKI GT 250

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SP 1036124 BREMBO Street Carbon Keramik Bremsbeläge - 07KS0124 passend fuer SUZUKI GT 250SP 1036124 BREMBO Street Carbon Keramik Bremsbelge 07KS0124 passend fuer SUZUKI GT 250 1973 Die Bremsbelge Brembo aus organischer Carbon Keramik verfgen ber einen hohen Reibwert bei niedrigen ebenso wie bei hohen Temperaturen und sind aufgrund ihres moderaten Verschleies besonders langlebig. Bremsbelge Straeneinsatz vorn hinten Material: Carbon Keramik Weiterentwicklung im Bereich organischer Bremsbelge Fertigung mit grerer Carbonmenge als bei

SP 1036124 BREMBO Street Carbon Keramik Bremsbeläge - 07KS0124 passend fuer SUZUKI GT 250 1973

Die Bremsbeläge Brembo aus organischer Carbon-Keramik verfügen über einen hohen Reibwert bei niedrigen ebenso wie bei hohen Temperaturen und sind aufgrund ihres moderaten Verschleißes besonders langlebig.

 

  • Bremsbeläge Straßeneinsatz vorn/hinten
  • Material: Carbon-Keramik
  • Weiterentwicklung im Bereich organischer Bremsbeläge
  • Fertigung mit größerer Carbonmenge als bei Vorgängermodellen
  • Vielseitig und wirkungsvoll in jeder Situation
  • Kompatibel mit Guss- und Stahlbremsscheiben

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SUZUKI GT 125 1977
SUZUKI GT 125 1975
SUZUKI GT 125 1976
SUZUKI GT 125 1978
SUZUKI GT 185 1975
SUZUKI GT 185 E 1978
SUZUKI GT 185 1973
SUZUKI GT 185 1977
SUZUKI GT 185 1976
SUZUKI GT 250 1976
SUZUKI GT 380 1975
SUZUKI GT 250 1974
SUZUKI GT 250 1978
SUZUKI GT 380 1973
SUZUKI GT 250 1973
SUZUKI GT 250 1977
SUZUKI GT 380 1972
SUZUKI GT 380 1976
SUZUKI GT 185 1974
SUZUKI GT 185 1978
SUZUKI GT 250 1975
SUZUKI GT 380 1974
SUZUKI GT 550 1975
SUZUKI GT 500 1977
SUZUKI GT 550 1973
SUZUKI GT 550 1977
SUZUKI GT 550 1974
SUZUKI GT 500 1976
SUZUKI GT 550 1972
SUZUKI GT 550 1976
KAWASAKI S2 350 MACH II (S2-F) 1972
KAWASAKI S2 350 MACH II (S2-F) 1974
KAWASAKI S2 350 MACH II (S2-F) 1973
KAWASAKI Z 900 (Z1) 1974
KAWASAKI Z 900 (Z1) 1972
KAWASAKI Z 900 (Z1) 1973

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