Ducati 2007-2008 1098 / 1098s / 1098r Galfer Stainless Steel Clutch Line on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
Change your clutch fluid today and upgrade to the stainless steel lines for better clutch feel! This is a brand new, in-hand Ducati 1098 Regular S/R clutch stainless steel kit line. I sold my 1098 and have no need for the lines. This lines are with clear coated plastic and you see the beautiful stainless steel braids. MADE IN USA.
I am selling the Front and Rear brake lines on different auctions.
Free shipping to the Continental US. Warranty from Galfer.
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