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Coastal Moto Cyclone Chrome 23" Motorcycle Wheel Harley Baggers Flh 08-up Pm on 2040-parts.com

US $999.00
Location:

Ormond Beach, Florida, United States

Ormond Beach, Florida, United States
Condition:New Brand:Coastal Moto Placement on Vehicle:Front Manufacturer Part Number:Cyclone Surface Finish:Chrome Warranty:Yes Make:Harley-Davidson Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Part Brand:Coastal Moto

Coastal Moto Cyclone 23" Front Wheel PM
2008-Newer Touring Models Complete Front Package.
Wheel, tire & matching rotors AVAILABLE.
FREE SHIPPING US & CANADA

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Included in This Listing: 

Coastal Moto Cyclone 23" Front Wheel Touring Package Arrives To You Completely Assembled & Ready For Installation on Bike

Front: 23" x 3.5" Coastal Moto Cyclone Chrome Wheel

Please Also Specify in "Notes to Seller": Year, Make, and Model of Bike & if ABS Equipped or Not. (No extra charge for ABS)

Coastal Moto Wheels are manufactured by Performance Machine (PM Wheels). Available exclusively from Coastal Moto and Coastal Moto Authorized Dealers only.

Shipping: Wheel Orders - Free US50 & Canada
All packages are shipped via UPS Ground
In stock orders will ship within 2 business day of cleared payment. Custom orders allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Tracking info will be provided to buyer. Expedited shipping available for additional fee .

Returns: 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
READ BEFORE MOUNTING PRODUCT - MOUNTED PRODUCT CANNOT BE RETURNED
If for some reason you are not Satisfied please contact Coastal Moto for a return number.
No returns will be accepted without first calling Coastal Moto to obtain an RA Number. Write this RA Number clearly on the box. No returns will be accepted once the items have been mounted on the bike or if a tire has been mounted. A restocking fee may apply. Return requests will only be considered if request is made within 30 days from the date of invoice. NOTE – All parts returned must be properly packaged. Customer is solely responsible for parts damaged in shipping due to inadequate packaging. Shipping Fees may apply to returns.

Warranty Coverage: Five Year Chrome Wheel Warranty and Lifetime Structure Warranty
Contact Coastal Moto at 888-899-6686 to obtain a return authorization number. Coastal Moto products have a Five year limited warranty from the Coastal Moto date of invoice against all material or workmanship defects. If returned within Five years from the date of purchase, we will replace it, or at our discretion, repair it at no cost to you with the exception of any labor costs incurred for which Coastal Moto is not responsible.  Manufactures warranty does not include shipping cost back to Coastal Moto.   Warranty Exclusions: Warranty does not cover damage caused by accident, misuse or failure to follow installation and operation instructions, misapplication, alteration or attempted unauthorized repair service by anyone other than Coastal Moto. Labor and or paint costs incurred in connection with any warranty claim are NOT covered.  

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