Big Dog Rubber Bands For Roulette Grips Or Foot Pegs Bdm Replacement on 2040-parts.com
Lyons, Kansas, US
NEW PAIR OF REPLACEMENT RUBBER BANDS FOR BIG DOG "ROULETTE" GRIPS OR FOOT PEGS. AUCTION IS FOR 2 BANDS.
ROULETTE GRIPS NOT INCLUDED!!!!!!!! THIS IS FOR THE BANDS ONLY!!!!!!!
**** SOAK THE RUBBER BANDS IN WARM WATER WITH A FEW DROPS OF DISHWASHING SOAP FOR A FEW MINUTES - THEY WILL THEN SLIP RIGHT ONTO YOUR GRIPS *****
REQUEST AN INVOICE IF PURCHASING MULTIPLE ITEMS AND WE WILL COMBINE SHIPPING IF POSSIBLE.
BE SURE TO CHECK PART NUMBERS,PICTURES, AND YOUR BIKE BEFORE BIDDING!
ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS OR ANY OTHER OF OUR ITEMS, PLEASE CALL DONNA AT 620-257-2009 9a-6p CST.
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