Bmw S1000rr Oem Slipper Clutch 2010-2012 Models on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, US
This is a used OEM slipper clutch for a BMW S1000RR, no plates, just the clutch itself. This has very minor wear, meaning it's perfect to replace a stock unit that you've damaged. I'm pretty sure everything you need is here, but you may be missing some small item that you have to order, if you are concerned, I'll take photos of whatever part you want to verify.
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