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Hey

Does anyone know any places i can get R33 Overfenders, similar to the ones on a 400R

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I know some japanese company makes them (cant remeber the name) however they are too big (adds like +30)

Thanks

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$500 delivered new. (1week lead time on special order as i have would have to order them in for you)

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$500 delivered new. (1week lead time on special order as i have would have to order them in for you)

You sound like a trader to me, and as such need to become a registered business trader and pay to advertise.

Until such time as you do so, please do not continue to promote or advertise your parts offerings on this forum

Thank you.

Admin

You sound like a trader to me, and as such need to become a registered business trader and pay to advertise.

Until such time as you do so, please do not continue to promote or advertise your parts offerings on this forum

Thank you.

Admin

the guy sounds like a wanker to me.. looks like he's just a regular guy.. buys the part and sells it off for an inflammed price.. if you're not here to help the forum buddy, f**k off

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