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Vespa T5 Mk1 Classic Malossi 172cc Racing Cylinder Kit Rear Hub Bearing piston pins and gasket sets Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3
Vespa T5 Mk1 Classic Malossi 172cc Racing Cylinder Kit Rear Hub Bearing piston pins and gasket sets Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3
Vespa T5 Mk1 Classic Malossi 172cc Racing Cylinder Kit Rear Hub Bearing piston pins and gasket sets Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3
Vespa T5 Mk1 Classic Malossi 172cc Racing Cylinder Kit Rear Hub Bearing piston pins and gasket sets Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3

Vespa T5 Mk1 Classic Malossi 172cc Racing Cylinder Kit Rear Hub Bearing piston pins and gasket sets Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3

SKU: 44016234090
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Vespa T5 Mk1 Classic Malossi 172cc Racing Cylinder Kit Rear Hub Bearing piston pins and gasket sets Light Switch Housing Type:Li Series 3 piston pins and gasket sets A chunky tread pattern When combined with our very own SIP Road exhaust (or similar) your T5 will be entirely suited to long haul journeys suited to extended full throttle operation providing a motorway cruising speed of up to 130 kph stroke 52mm

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