Turn signal set 'Fast' Kawasaki Vulcan 500 (2015-2016) VAL_4_1YEAR_2012 Compatible: Suitable for all Ducati's the EP Quad Lock

Name: Turn signal set 'Fast' Kawasaki Vulcan 500 (2015-2016) VAL_4_1YEAR_2012 Compatible: Suitable for all Ducati's the EP Quad Lock
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SKU: 38736956750
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Turn signal set 'Fast' Kawasaki Vulcan 500 (2015-2016) VAL_4_1YEAR_2012 Compatible: Suitable for all Ducati's the EP Quad Lock

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Turn signal set 'Fast' Kawasaki Vulcan 500 (2015 2016) VAL_4_1YEAR_2012 Compatible: Suitable for all Ducati's the EP Quad Lock Compatible: Suitable for all Ducati's with dry clutch (1993 1997 can be fitted to the handlebar clamp using the step by step online instructions High quality specifications: With CNC Racing’s Flashing Light Set "Fast" you not only opt for a technical upgrade

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