Honda Cbr1000rr 2008-2015 Cnc Billet Rear Subframe Race Hooks Tie Downs on 2040-parts.com
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CNC Rear Sub frame Racing Tie Holder Hooks Tie Down CBR 1000 RR 2008-2015 Exotic Motorsports Racing Hooks provide sturdy tie-down loops useful for strapping down your bike, convenient for when you need to transport it. Our Racing Hooks are designed to install at the mount holes for the stock passenger pegs after they have been removed. Made of Billet Aluminum 6061 T6 and finished in Anodized black. Set of 2 left and right side
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