2002 Vn750 Front Brake Lower Hoses Lines Kawasaki Vulcan Vn 750 1998-2003 on 2040-parts.com
Omaha, Nebraska, US
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*Front brake upper hose, left and right set*
*Taken from a 2002 VN750 with 10,649 miles*
*Fits 1998-2003 VN750 models*
*No cracks or damages*
*No leaks, no issues*
*Brake worked fine before removal*
*Torn down under clean conditions and bagged right after pics*
*Clean and ready for use*
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My parts are guaranteed to arrive in good working condition unless listed differently. Please contact me if there are any problems or concerns. Any issue can be resolved easily, and I want YOU to be happy with the purchase!!!
I do ship worldwide! Contact me for a shipping quote or check the listing!
Import taxes/VAT/duty tax is NOT included in shipping cost on international orders. Please contact your customs offices before purchase to inquire about any taxes that may be charged to you.
"Free shipping" applies only to the contiguous 48 States. Many small items will also ship "free" to HI, AK, and PR. Please inquire if there is any doubt. In no case will "free shipping" apply to International orders or to large/heavy items going to HI/AK/PR.
I use USPS nearly exclusively for shipping, as they have the best prices and service.
Non-durable parts within each sub-assembly are prone to normal wear. I can't know the true condition of such non-durable parts, and no warranty is offered on said parts. Non-durable parts would include seals, bearings, gaskets, brake pads, and the like.
Used parts should be inspected by competent personnel before use, especially critical items such as wheels and forks. This is up to you as a buyer to do. Seller assumes no liability should injury or death occur related to used parts failure.
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I ship 3-5 times per week, please contact me at 402.612.8001 (text is best) if you need parts sooner, or have any questions, and I will try and accommodate you.
My reputation is very important to me, please contact seller with any problems, I will be happy to resolve any and all issues!!!
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