All Balls Steering Head Stock Bearings Fits Husaberg 450fe 2004-2008 on 2040-motos

US $

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Deeside, CH5 2JZ, United Kingdom

ALL BALLS STEERING HEAD STOCK BEARINGS FITS HUSABERG 450FE 2004-2008, US $, image 1

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Type:Body & Frame

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THIS IS A LISTING FOR AN

ALL BALLS STEERING HEAD BEARING KIT

TO FIT THE BIKE LISTED IN THE ITEM TITLE

ALL KITS UPGRADE BALL-TYPE STEERING BEARINGS TO HEAVY-DUTY TAPERED BEARINGS FOR HIGHER TORQUE LOAD AND BETTER WEAR THAN BALL STYLE STEERING BEARINGS.

EACH KIT IS COMPLETE WITH UPPER AND LOWER BEARING SETS AND SEALS

ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL US AT INFO@MOTOSTORE-DIRECT.CO.UK

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