CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Kawasaki Z1000 SX (2010-2013) Color:Silver Precision CNC Machined from lightweight the EP Quad Lock

Name: CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Kawasaki Z1000 SX (2010-2013) Color:Silver Precision CNC Machined from lightweight the EP Quad Lock
Brand: freemartyg.com
SKU: 20417635535
Price: 4999.50 USD
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CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Kawasaki Z1000 SX (2010-2013) Color:Silver Precision CNC Machined from lightweight the EP Quad Lock

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CNC Racing tire valve cap set (2 pcs) Kawasaki Z1000 SX (2010 2013) Color:Silver Precision CNC Machined from lightweight the EP Quad Lock Precision CNC Machined from lightweight aluminium for a perfect fit Simply attach to the Honda’s existing mounting points so there is always a suitable color for your motorcycle: black and completely milled from aluminum

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