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Braking Brake Rotor - EPR098L Honda CBR1000RR 2008-2016 Hawg Halters Riding Style Street Type Passenger

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Riding Style Street Type Passenger Base Color Black Decoration Scorpion Stitched Model Scorpion Product Name Pillion Pad Units Each Cover Material Vinyl Driver Seat Width 9" Fill Material Foam

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Braking Brake Rotor - EPR098L Honda CBR1000RR 2008-2016 Hawg Halters Riding Style Street Type PassengerFeatures Induction hardened stainless steel rotor with a hard anodized aluminum hub EPTA disc floatation mechanism, with grooves with ventilation holes for better cooling of interface zone Optimized lightening holes to avoid vibration onset Straight 3mm thick crests protrude from wave shape to outer diameter of the disc forming a radiating area untouched by the pads but with higher thermal inertia than the rest of the disc Specs Material Aluminum

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