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Spoke Skins Colored Motorcycle Spoke Wraps Dirt Bike Wheel Coats Black Red Blue on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Somers, New York, United States

Somers, New York, United States
Condition:New Brand:Spoke Skins Manufacturer Part Number:SpokeSkins

 
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Customize your bicycle, dirt bike, and street bike with Spoke Skins! Your bike will look upgraded and sleek with the various colors spoke wraps you have to choose from.


Features
  • Come in a set for front and rear wheel (21/19)
  • May be trimmed for other sizes
  • Spoke Wraps come a little oversized to compensate for the different hub sizes
  • You will have to trim them a little during installation

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