Twin Air Dual Stage Foam Air Filter for Honda Dirt Bikes – Fits CRF250R (2010–2013), CRF450R (2009–2012) – High-Performance Off-Road Motocross Filter(OEM Part # 17213-MEN-A31) Air Line Splitter super-concentrated industrial hand soap crafted DCS367B

Name: Twin Air Dual Stage Foam Air Filter for Honda Dirt Bikes – Fits CRF250R (2010–2013), CRF450R (2009–2012) – High-Performance Off-Road Motocross Filter(OEM Part # 17213-MEN-A31) Air Line Splitter super-concentrated industrial hand soap crafted DCS367B
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SKU: 28597879652
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Twin Air Dual Stage Foam Air Filter for Honda Dirt Bikes – Fits CRF250R (2010–2013), CRF450R (2009–2012) – High Performance Off Road Motocross Filter(OEM Part # 17213 MEN A31) Air Line Splitter super concentrated industrial hand soap crafted DCS367B super concentrated industrial hand soap crafted for the toughest cleaning jobs (1) Wrench The Twin Air 150219 Dual Stage Foam Air Filter is built for Honda CRF250R (2010–2013) and CRF450R (2009–2012) motocross models Pre oiled and race ready

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