New Vintage Bmw Stainless Steel Shifter Lever Bolt Washer Nut New on 2040-parts.com
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THIS IS A NEW STAINLESS STEEL SHIFTER LEVER BOLT W/WASHER AND NUT FOR YOUR VINTAGE R24-R27. R50-R69S. R50/5-R100 BMW MOTORCYCLE. I SHIP WORLDWIDE. CHECK MY EBAY STORE FOR MANY MORE ITEMS FOR YOUR VINTAGE BMW BIKE. THANKS FOR LOOKING FOR BEST COMBINED SHIPPING RATES AFTER SHOPPING OUR STORE, "REQUEST A TOTAL" BEFORE PAYING. EBAYS SHOPPING CART SYSTEM DOES NOT COMBINE SHIPPING COST, BUT I DO. NO MATTER WHAT YOU BUY OR HOW MANY ITEMS YOU BUY OR WHERE YOU LIVE, ALL SURPLUS SHIPPING MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED BACK TO YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PURCHASER TO DETERMINE THAT THE PART RECEIVED IS THE CORRECT PART FOR THEIR APPLICATION AND CORRECTLY MADE. KLASSIC CYCLE STUFF ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR PARTS INCORRECTLY INSTALLED. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PURCHASER TO DETERMINE THAT THE PART RECEIVED IS CORRECT FOR THEIR APPLICATION AND MADE CORRECTLY. KLASSIC CYCLE STUFF ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCORRECTLY INSTALLED PARTS |
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