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    20x12 Variator weight set POLINI HQ 8pcs
    • 20x12 Variator weight set POLINI HQ 8pcs

    20x12 Variator weight set POLINI HQ 8pcs

    € 45.50
    € 31.85  



    Product code:  189641


    Weight:  
    8,0g
    8,5g
    8,9g
    9,2g
    10,1g
    11,0g
    12,0g
    13,0g
    14,1g
    15,4g


    Quantity

    Fits to:
    APRILIA:
    Leonardo 250 1999-2004
    Leonardo 300 2002-2004
    Leonardo ST 250 2001

    BENELLI:
    CafféNero 250 2008-2014
    Velvet Eco 250 1999-2001
    Velvet Touring 250 2001-2003

    ITALJET:
    Jupiter 250 2001-2002

    KAWASAKI:
    J300i 2014-2018->

    KYMCO:
    Dink Street 300i 2009-2014
    Dink Street ABS 300i 2010-2014
    Dink Street ABS 350i 2015-2017->
    Downtown 300i 2009-2014
    Downtown ABS 300i 2010-2014
    Downtown ABS 350i 2015-2017->
    K-XCT 300i 2013-2016
    People GT 300i 2011-2019->
    Super Dink 300i 2009-2014
    Super Dink ABS 300i 2010-2014
    Super Dink ABS 300i 2015-2016
    Super Dink ABS 350i 2017->

    MALAGUTI:
    Madison S 250 1999-2003
    Password CK 250 2005-2006

    MBK:
    Evolis 250i 2014-2016
    Evolis ABS 250i 2014-2016
    Kilibre 300 2002
    Skycruiser II ABS 250i 2013
    Skyliner 250 1997-2003

    YAMAHA:
    Majesty 250 1995-2003
    Versity 300 2002-2006
    X-City 250i 2007-2015
    X-Max 250 2005-2009
    X-Max II 250i 2010-2013
    X-Max II ABS 250i 2011-2013
    X-Max II Sport 250i 2011-2013
    X-Max III 250i 2014-2016
    X-Max III ABS 250i 2014-2016
    X-Max IV ABS 250i 2018-2020

    *May fit for other models.

    POLINI


    POLINI is an Italian manufacturer of tuning parts for motorcycles, mopeds and scooters. Among other products, they make cylinders and variators for both racing and road use. The company was founded when Italian soldier Battista Polini returned from service in World War II and began producing bicycles that were popular and sold well. The company's first logo was a ram, which was the emblem of Battista's battalion. When the first Vespa and Lambretta scooters appeared in the 1940s, their parts began to be produced.