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Subcage Stunt Passenger Pegs Kawasaki Zx6rr 2005-06 on 2040-parts.com

US $140.00
Location:

biysk, altayskiy kray, Russian Federation

biysk, altayskiy kray, Russian Federation
Condition:New Color:черный Brand:MotoBSK Country/Region of Manufacture:Russian Federation

Subcage Stunt Passenger Pegs Kawasaki zx6rr 2005-06
Дополнительная защита во время боковых ударов.
Подножки изготовлены из алюминия и имеют поверхность противоскользящим давая всадникам лучшую стабильность в трюке.
Подножки имеют взаимозаменяемые ползунки.
После установки subcage вы увидите, что это немного шире, чем на акции подножками, поэтому мы защитить mufler трубы и хвостовой обтекатель в воздействии.

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