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Cutgrafix Ducati Espresso Switch Sticker Pair 998 999 749 Classic Streetfighter on 2040-parts.com

US $12.95
Location:

Alexandra Hills, QLD, Australia

Alexandra Hills, QLD, Australia
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Brand:CutGrafix Part Brand:CutGrafix Manufacturer Part Number:DEX Surface Finish:Matte laminate

This is it! 

Nice and subtle, stick it back to them! 

A professionally designed and finished sticker that overlays the indicator left/right arrows

 on any modern Ducati and give the impression of a single/double shot espresso control. 

You get a pair, so you have one for a friend or your other Ducati or even your MV. 

The stickers are shipped Free to anywhere for the listing price.


THE GUARANTEE

The sticker comes with a replacement guarantee of it's quality, if you are unhappy with the quality of the sticker, it will be replaced free of charge.


THE PRICING STRUCTURE AND TRADING TERMS

This sticker pair is listed at $12.95, if you can't find an auction listed CONTACT ME. We recommend Paypal for quick settlement of your auction account.


All decals are removable without damage to your original paintwork.  If you need any further information contact me.

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