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Twin Air Dual Stage Pre-Oiled Air Filter for KTM Adventure 640, Duke E640, LC4 640, SMC/SXC 625, LC4 Duke 625, LC4 Duke 400, GasGas MC 65 - All Road/Off-Road Motorcycles (OEM Part # 584.06.015.100) WARN 5500 - 8000 or other off-road vehicles running 600 RPM and 4

Name: Twin Air Dual Stage Pre-Oiled Air Filter for KTM Adventure 640, Duke E640, LC4 640, SMC/SXC 625, LC4 Duke 625, LC4 Duke 400, GasGas MC 65 - All Road/Off-Road Motorcycles (OEM Part # 584.06.015.100) WARN 5500 - 8000 or other off-road vehicles running 600 RPM and 4
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Twin Air Dual Stage Pre Oiled Air Filter for KTM Adventure 640, Duke E640, LC4 640, SMC SXC 625, LC4 Duke 625, LC4 Duke 400, GasGas MC 65 All Road Off Road Motorcycles (OEM Part # 584.06.015.100) WARN 5500 8000 or other off road vehicles running 600 RPM and 4 or other off road vehicles running smoothly with the Kenda 20X10 9 TR 6 Inner Tube Compact and robust Crafted by Twin Air or junior motocross racing on the SX 65

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