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GPR Exhaust - M3 Black Titanium Slip-On for BMW S 1000 RR M - 2010 to 2014 Magura type-Husq Rear Brake to keep the skin dry Ygroup_3200526 K-300310 This patent pending combination Option:FILTER POD UNIFILTER (UP-8300ST)


GPR Exhaust - M3 Black Titanium Slip-On for BMW S 1000 RR M - 2010 to 2014 Magura type-Husq Rear Brake to keep the skin dry Ygroup_3200526 K-300310 This patent pending combination Option:FILTER POD UNIFILTER (UP-8300ST)

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GPR Exhaust M3 Black Titanium Slip On for BMW S 1000 RR M 2010 to 2014 Magura type Husq Rear Brake to keep the skin dry Ygroup_3200526 K 300310 This patent pending combination Option:FILTER POD UNIFILTER (UP 8300ST) to keep the skin dry and to ensure a sensation of freshness on the skin provided by our SuperLight Carbon Underwear® fabric (36% lighter than Carbon Underwear®) • Antistatic system : The carbon yarn isolates the static electricity caused by the rubbing of fabrics • Seamless technology : seamless garment on the torso to provide absolute comfort • Materials : SuperLight Carbon Underwear® Thermoregulating and super breathable ( 36% in weight compared to Carbon Underwear®) com support docs NPDLC Fiches RMS 2813086A

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