Moose Racing Pedal Protector (mh05) on 2040-parts.com
US $11.56
Location:
Holland, Michigan, United States
Condition:New
Brand:Moose Racing
Manufacturer Part Number:MH05
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Moose Racing Pedal Protector (MH05) |
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- Keeps trailside nasties from wedging between the shifter/brake pedal and
engine cases
- Sturdy cable helps prevent rocks and stumps from bending pedals
- Includes three wires and clamps
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NOTE: Image may
not be actual item and may
differ depending on your vehicle fitment.
Please do not make your purchase
based on the picture. Contact us
for more information.
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INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS:
Before purchasing aftermarket
parts for your bike, please
confirm that your
vehicle has
USA-specified parts. If you have
a non-USA vehicle, the manufacturer
may have used different OEM
parts to meet your countries standards.
If this is the case, parts
ordered from a USA retailer may
not fit correctly. Compare the
microfiche for the USA model to
your model to be sure they are
the same. Perf-moto is not
responsible for fitment issues
caused by non-USA models.
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All Taxes, Customs, and Duty fees for Internationally sent items are the responsibility of the buyer. Unfortunately, we can not mark as gift or lower the value for international shipments.
Sales tax is collected for Michigan residents only. Michigan sales tax rate is 6%. |
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with limited tracking) or USPS Priority Mail International (14-20 days delivery with
limited tracking), or USPS Express Mail International (8-14 days delivery with detailed tracking). We reserve the right to change the shipping carrier you picked in the checkout as long as you receive item in same or less shipping time. Combined Shipping Discount:* We offer up to a 42% Shipping Discount
on International purchases when you buy 2 items or more. To qualify for the
shipping discount, purchases must use the same shipping method
and be paid at the same time. Remember, Customs and Duty
Taxes for International purchases are the your responsibility. Please make
sure you know the rules of your country before purchasing. We will normally ship within 2-5 business days once payment has been verified.
All buyers are responsible for additional shipping and handling charges incurred due to an invalid or undeliverable shipping address. |
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