Bmw R60 Handlebar Raisers It Will Also Fit R50 R60/2 R69 R69s R26 R27 on 2040-parts.com
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This set of BMW raisers will fit R27 R26 R50 R60 and R69 motorcycles. Condition is very good. some surface rust that woulkd clean up and buff well. They are structuraly good and includes both nuts and bolts. Bid with confidence there are no that many of these items available any more.
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