Heavy Duty Gold X-Ring Drive Chain: KTM EXC125 EXC 125 (1989) and (1991-1994) Honda NS250 Kawasaki ZX-4 (ZX400 G) (1988)

Heavy Duty Gold X-Ring Drive Chain: KTM EXC125 EXC 125 (1989) and (1991-1994) Honda NS250 Kawasaki ZX-4 (ZX400 G) (1988)

Name: Heavy Duty Gold X-Ring Drive Chain: KTM EXC125 EXC 125 (1989) and (1991-1994) Honda NS250 Kawasaki ZX-4 (ZX400 G) (1988)
Brand: penswatersport.nl
SKU: 63877446774
Price: 38.95 USD
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Heavy Duty Gold X Ring Drive Chain: KTM EXC125 EXC 125 (1989) and (1991 1994) Honda NS250 Kawasaki ZX 4 (ZX400 G) (1988) Kawasaki ZX 4 (ZX400 G) (1988) Honda XL 250 S (1978 1980) Please check size This heavy duty gold X ring chain has been manufactured to replace the original chain on a KTM EXC125 for the years and models shown above

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