Windshield Bolts Nuts Screw For Yama Kawasa Ducati Hond Suzu Red on 2040-parts.com
Walnut, California, United States
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High quality Anodized Aluminum windshield Bolts with Nuts & Plastic Washers. Condition : New Bolt Size : M5 x 15mm Material:Aluminum Alloy and Rubber The kit comprises: 10 PCS Aluminium Bolts 10 PCS Well nuts 1 PCS Hex key Colour: Same as picture show , RED Easy installation! Simply replace the existing bolts with these , No installation guide Fitment: Ducati (All Models & Years) Honda (All Models & Years) Kawasaki (All Models & Years) Suzuki (All Models & Years) Yamaha (All Models & Years) Triumph Daytona (All Models & Years) All motorcycl with M5 size windshield ******If Fit for Ducati Windscreen need to drill the hole to 5mm ******   PLEASE NOTE: This is an aftermarket custom item, not an OEM part. It will fit the models listed above but modification may or may not be required. This item is intended for professional installation, instruction manual is not included. Make sure it will fit before you buy. Trademark Disclaimer：hbhbmoto sells aftermarket and off-brand replacement parts for a wide range of vehicles. hbhbmoto not sponsored ,affiliated, or otherwise connected in any way to any of the manufactures named in this eBay listing. hbhbmoto’s use of ant registered trademark is for reference purposes only, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Including but not limited to Trade mark Owners: Harley-Davidson Inc Honda Motor Company, Ltd. Suzuki Motor Corporation Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A. PLEASE NOTE: This is an aftermarket custom item, not an OEM part. It will fit the models listed above but modification may or may not be required. This item is intended for professional installation, instruction manual is not included. Make sure it will fit before you buy. Trademark Disclaimer：hbhbmoto sells aftermarket and off-brand replacement parts for a wide range of vehicles. hbhbmoto not sponsored ,affiliated, or otherwise connected in any way to any of the manufactures named in this eBay listing. hbhbmoto’s use of ant registered trademark is for reference purposes only, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Including but not limited to Trade mark Owners: Harley-Davidson Inc Honda Motor Company, Ltd. Suzuki Motor Corporation Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A. |
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