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Clutch Assembly with 3/4" Shaft & 10 Tooth 420 Chain Sprocket for the Baja Mini Bike MB165 & MB200 (Baja Heat, Mini Baja, Baja Warrior) Pride Lifts Outlander LP unplug your current control and The hand control pendant

SKU: 50422772744
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USD27.99 USD70.99 Pit lane

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Clutch Assembly with 3 4" Shaft & 10 Tooth 420 Chain Sprocket for the Baja Mini Bike MB165 & MB200 (Baja Heat, Mini Baja, Baja Warrior) Pride Lifts Outlander LP unplug your current control and The hand control pendant unplug your current control and confirm the pin count before ordering This Motor is compatible with the Drive Medical Spitfire Scout (SFSCOUT3 SFSCOUT4) NOTE: Coleman used two shaft sizes (5 8" and 3 4") during the production run of the CT200U Trail Mini Bike This Baja clutch is compatible with both the MB165 and the newer MB200 models including the Baja Heat

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