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HSU CHIN PEI INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.
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TWH DIO AF17 AF18 AF27 AF28 ZX Taiwan Made Motorcycle Disc Brake LEVER A+ Type for HONDA

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Specification

DIO

Key attributes

Warranty

N/A

Material

Metal

Placement on Vehicle

Not Specified

Features

Not Specified

Place of Origin

Taiwan, China

Purpose

for retrofit/upgrade

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Key attributes

Warranty
N/A
Material
Metal
Placement on Vehicle
Not Specified
Features
Not Specified
Place of Origin
Taiwan, China
Purpose
for retrofit/upgrade
Condition
New
Brand Name
TWH
Product Number
TH36ADIO50-DISCA+
Product Name
DIO/ZX DISC BRAKE LEVER-A+ TYPE
Product Model
DIO, ZX
Size
13mm+15mm
Weight
150g
Color
Silver, Grey, Black, Gold, Red, Blue
Keyword
TWH DIO AF17 AF18 AF27 Motorcycle Disc Brake LEVER A+ Type for HONDA
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Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
23X14X13 cm
Single gross weight
1.5 kg

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