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Yamaha R7 YZF-R7 MT-07 MT07 Titanium Rear Brake Disc Rotor Bolts, 2014 Onwards Large Letter Daytona 600 (all models)
Yamaha R7 YZF-R7 MT-07 MT07 Titanium Rear Brake Disc Rotor Bolts, 2014 Onwards Large Letter Daytona 600 (all models)
Yamaha R7 YZF-R7 MT-07 MT07 Titanium Rear Brake Disc Rotor Bolts, 2014 Onwards Large Letter Daytona 600 (all models)
Yamaha R7 YZF-R7 MT-07 MT07 Titanium Rear Brake Disc Rotor Bolts, 2014 Onwards Large Letter Daytona 600 (all models)
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Yamaha R7 YZF-R7 MT-07 MT07 Titanium Rear Brake Disc Rotor Bolts, 2014 Onwards Large Letter Daytona 600 (all models)

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Yamaha R7 YZF R7 MT 07 MT07 Titanium Rear Brake Disc Rotor Bolts, 2014 Onwards Large Letter Daytona 600 (all models) Daytona 600 (all models) Tuono 660 (all models) Shear strength: 500Mpa~550Mpa Suitable for the following Yamaha motorcycles:

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