Ducati 748 01 2001 916 996 Transmission Shift Forks 13 K Miles on 2040-parts.com
Oregon City, Oregon, US
| Shift forks from a running 2001 748 which had 13,471 miles. Good damage free condition with only a truly minute amount of wear. Parting bike and will combine shipping. Free US shipping. Please note; if you pay via Echeck I can't ship until payment has cleared - 3 to 6 business days. International buyers please note , I will not alter declared value or call overseas items gifts - you may be liable for import duty. Also the ONLY way to get tracking on international items is by shipping Usps Express mail. If you would like a tracking # please ask for an Express mail quote. I ONLY ship Express mail to South America - too many first class and Priority items don't make it. I do not ship parcel post to Hawaii; if an item is listed with parcel post please ask for a Priority quote. Returns accepted if items are not as described - buyer pays one way shipping . Please contact me with any questions including alternate payment methods and PLEASE contact me with any problems after purchase. Location h7. |
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Ducati 748 01 2001 916 996 transmission shift shaft pawl nice splines 13 k miles(US $30.39)
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