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Manufacturer Code : AA6864
4 In Stock
£1.39 Incl. VAT
| Make | Model | Description | Year | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honda | XL 125 K3 | Brake Spring for Front Shoes (Single) | 1979 | All Regions |
| Sym | City Hopper 50 | Spring for Rear Shoes (Single) | 1999 | All Regions |
| Qingqi | QM 50QT-6A | Spring for Rear Shoes (Single) | 2006 | All Regions |
| Peugeot | Ludix 2 Trend | Spring for Rear Shoes (Single) | 2010 | All Regions |
| Kymco | MXer 50 (Quad) | Brake Spring for Front Shoes (Single) | 2005 | All Regions |
| Honda | CG 125 | Brake Spring for Front Shoes (Single) | 1977 | All Regions |
| Honda | C 50 LAC | Spring for Rear Shoes (Single) | 1982 | All Regions |
| Sinnis | Jet 50 (QM50QT-6A) | Spring for Rear Shoes (Single) | 2009 | All Regions |
| Superbyke | M-Ped 50 Road Classic QM50QT | Spring for Rear Shoes (Single) | 2006 | All Regions |
| Kymco | Dink Yager 50 (SH10) | Spring for Rear Shoes (Single) | 2006 | All Regions |
Regular motorcycle brake maintenance is crucial for ensuring rider safety and vehicle performance. Well maintained brakes provide reliable stopping power and reduce the risk of accidents, especially in emergency situations. Neglecting your brakes can lead them to under perform, with potentially longer stopping distances, and even possible brake failure. Regular inspections, fluid checks, and the timely replacement of brake pads and rotors, help to maintain optimal braking performance, giving riders confidence and control on the road.
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