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91-98 Ducati 900ss Sp Right Brake Side Peg Bracket on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Winter Garden, Florida, United States

Winter Garden, Florida, United States
Used part condition shown in pictures
Part Brand:Ducati Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Left

Used  900SS SP 91-98 Right Side Rider peg Bracket assembly without brake pedal.  These parts are inFAIR working condition and comes as shown in the photo . This part may fit other models but please check with your dealer to confirm fitments.. This part includes everything in the pictures.This is in  good condition and came off a running 96 900SS SP. Please refer to pictures for condition

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