Us For Kawasaki Er-6n/f 09-14/ Ninja 400r 2011 Cnc Adjustale Brake Clutch Levers on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, United States
 Product Details: -- Condition: 100% Brand New-- Material:Machined CNC Billt T6065-T6 Aluminum -- Levers Length：(Short)-14.7CN/5.8INC< /b> -- Fully 6 positions adjustable -- Quantity: 1 Set (Brake & Clutch Lever)-- Color：Green Lever & BLACK Adjust -- Easy To Install* No installation instructions Fitment: Kawasaki NINJA 650R/ER-6F 2009-2016 Kawasaki VERSYS (650cc) 2009-2014 Kawasaki ER-6N/F 2009-2014 Kawasaki NINJA 400R 2011 Description New Design for this dirtbike levers, it is full-alloy design and i am sure we are the only one who has it in full-alloy.Including the spring cap under there, and i believe you have learned that it was plastic cap for the old version. More smoothy, thicker anodized surface to at least 18 um, stronger spring... Smooth surface designed, Perfectly anodized.Layers of painting are twice thicker, to 18 um thickness.Flixable and fold-up design makes sure that they won't be broken when crushing. Colors are endurable, won’t fade as easy, we promise that it won't be faded in 2-3 years. Screws inside are made of alloy aluminium, won’t get rusty like iron kinds. PAYMENT: SHIPPING TIME：We accept PayPal only; 2-6 Business days; We will ship within 24 hours after payment clear; CONTACT US: If you are unsatisfied with our item or service, Please contact us from eBay message center, We are committed to resolve all issues in a friendly and satisfactory manner. We always reply to messages within 2 business days (off-duty at weekend). If you do not get a response from us, then please check your junk or spam mailbox. PRODUCT ISSUE: When you receive item damaged, Defective,not as describe or wrong one,please email us pictures within 72 hours to resolve any problem better and fater: 1.All labels with clear words on the package; 2.The real goods you receive; 3.Different angles of the products and package to show the problem clearly. On Aug-17-16 at 02:33:12 PDT, seller added the following information: On Nov-08-16 at 07:08:08 PST, seller added the following information: On Nov-13-16 at 08:08:13 PST, seller added the following information: On Nov-19-16 at 08:30:16 PST, seller added the following information: |
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