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Tucano Urbano Neoprene Universal Hand Grip Covers - R360 on 2040-parts.com

US $64.79
Location:

Huddersfield, GB

Huddersfield, GB
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money back or replacement (buyer's choice) Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details:Returns Items can be returned within fourteen days from the date you receive the goods. Any returns are done so at the buyers own cost and must be returned in original re-saleable condition with all packaging / tags intact. Orders details and a letter explaining reason for return must be included so the goods can be allocated to your order. Goods are the sole responsibility of the customer until they arrive back at our warehouse. You will be refunded within seven business days using the same method used to pay for the order. If you are returning an item for exchange please mark clearly any new size/colour required. A postage fee may apply for sending exchange goods. Our returns address is: Scooter Crazy Ltd 236 Lockwood Road Lockwood Huddersfield HD1 3TG UK Part Brand:Tucano Urbano Manufacturer Part Number:r360 Country of Manufacture:Italy

Tucano Urbano Neoprene Hand Grip Covers

R360

Universal model for handlebars without bar end weights.

Features:
  • Neoprene with thermal padding
  • Rigid opening with synthetic fur trim
  • Reflective print design
  • Anti-theft fixing system
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