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SP 1076295013 AFAM A530HS Kette 530 126 Nietschloß passend fuer SUZUKI T 500

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SP 1076295013 AFAM A530HS Kette 530 126 Nietschloß passend fuer SUZUKI T 500SP 1076295013 AFAM A530HS Kette 530 126 Nietschlo passend fuer SUZUKI T 500 1974 AFAM eine unschlagbare Technologie AFAM entwickelt und fertigt seit 1975 hochwertige Antriebsketten und verfgt in dieser Sparte ber langjhriges Know how. Der Hersteller berarbeitet seine Technologien und Produkte konstant, um Ihnen die besten Kraftbertragungskomponenten fr Ihre Maschine zu bieten. Kettentyp 530 HS Farbe: Stahl Nietschloss Hohlniet Verchromte Nieten und

SP 1076295013 AFAM A530HS Kette 530 126 Nietschloß passend fuer SUZUKI T 500 1974

AFAM - eine unschlagbare Technologie

AFAM entwickelt und fertigt seit 1975 hochwertige Antriebsketten und verfügt in dieser Sparte über langjähriges Know-how. Der Hersteller überarbeitet seine Technologien und Produkte konstant, um Ihnen die besten Kraftübertragungskomponenten für Ihre Maschine zu bieten.

  • Kettentyp 530 HS
  • Farbe: Stahl
  • Nietschloss – Hohlniet
  • Verchromte Nieten und verstärkte Rollen: erhöht die Laufleistung der Kette
  • Optimal für Motorräder aus den Jahren 1970 bis 1980 mit mittleren Hubraumstärken
  • Für den Straßenbetrieb von 250cc bis 600cc

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Benutzung / Awendung: Strasse

Kettenschloss: Nietschloß

Kettenteilung: 530

Ketten-Qualität: Standard

Art der Kette: Standard

Anzahl der Kettenglieder: 126

Ketten Farbe: Stahl

passend für:

SUZUKI GS 400 1977
SUZUKI GS 400 1978
SUZUKI GS 400 E 1978
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1980
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1981
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1982
SUZUKI GT 500 1976
SUZUKI GT 500 1977
SUZUKI T 500 1971
SUZUKI T 500 1972
SUZUKI T 500 1973
SUZUKI T 500 1974
SUZUKI T 500 1975
YAMAHA RD 250 1976
YAMAHA RD 250 1977
YAMAHA RD 250 1978
YAMAHA RD 250 1979
YAMAHA RD 250 LC 1980
YAMAHA RD 250 LC 1981
YAMAHA RD 250 LC 1982
YAMAHA XT 500 1976
YAMAHA XT 500 1977
YAMAHA XT 500 1978
YAMAHA XT 500 1979
YAMAHA XT 500 1980
YAMAHA XT 500 1981
YAMAHA XT 500 1982
YAMAHA XT 500 1983
YAMAHA XT 500 1984
YAMAHA XT 500 1985
YAMAHA XT 500 1986
YAMAHA XT 500 1987
YAMAHA XT 500 1988
YAMAHA XT 500 1989
HONDA CB 400 N (CB400N) 1980
HONDA CM 400 T (NC01) 1980
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400J) 1980
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1985
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1983
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1984
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1987
SUZUKI GSX 400 E 1986
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400J) 1982
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400J) 1981
SUZUKI GS 400 1979
SUZUKI GS 400 E 1979
YAMAHA RD 250 1974
YAMAHA RD 250 1975
HONDA CB 350 F FOUR (CB350) 1972
HONDA CB 350 F FOUR (CB350) 1973
YAMAHA XS 250 1979
HONDA CB 400 F SUPER SPORT (CB400) 1975
HONDA CB 400 F SUPER SPORT (CB400) 1977
HONDA CB 400 F SUPER SPORT (CB400) 1976
KAWASAKI KH 400 (KH400A) 1976
KAWASAKI KH 400 (KH400A) 1977
KAWASAKI KH 400 (KH400A) 1978
HONDA CB 250 G (CB250) 1974
HONDA CB 500 TWIN DOHC (CB500T) 1975
HONDA CB 500 TWIN DOHC (CB500T) 1976
HONDA CB 350 K (CB350) 1968
HONDA CB 350 K (CB350) 1970
HONDA CB 350 K (CB350) 1972
HONDA CB 350 K (CB350) 1971
HONDA CB 350 K (CB350) 1969
HONDA CB 350 K (CB350) 1973
HONDA CB 250 N SUPER DREAM (CB250N) 1979
HONDA CB 250 N SUPER DREAM (CB250N) 1980
HONDA CB 360 G (CB360) 1975
HONDA CB 250 T (CB250) 1978
YAMAHA RD 350 1974
YAMAHA RD 350 1975
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400D) 1977
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400D) 1976
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400B) 1978
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400D) 1975
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400D) 1974
KAWASAKI Z 400 (KZ400B) 1979
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1985
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1986
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1987
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1988
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1989
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1977
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1978
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1980
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1979
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1981
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1982
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1983
DUCATI PANTAH 500 1984
DUCATI PANTAH 600 1980
DUCATI PANTAH 600 1981
DUCATI PANTAH 600 1982
DUCATI PANTAH 600 1983

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