Currie 24 Volt 35A 3-Pin Controller for IZIP & EZIP Electric Bicycles with AC/DM Serial Numbers C.T.M. Homecare HS-1000 Shoulder Hex Socket Head (1/2 Freerider FR168-4A

Name: Currie 24 Volt 35A 3-Pin Controller for IZIP & EZIP Electric Bicycles with AC/DM Serial Numbers C.T.M. Homecare HS-1000 Shoulder Hex Socket Head (1/2 Freerider FR168-4A
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 9908923562
Price: 66.99 USD
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Currie 24 Volt 35A 3 Pin Controller for IZIP & EZIP Electric Bicycles with AC DM Serial Numbers C.T.M. Homecare HS 1000 Shoulder Hex Socket Head (1 2 Freerider FR168 4A Shoulder Hex Socket Head (1 2 x 1 2" Provides predictable traction and cornering on street and park The controller is fully water proof Currie Technologies: CT 2435 002

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