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Ducati Left Front Shift Peg Bracket Assembly Ducati St St2 St3 St3s St4 St4s Abs on 2040-parts.com

US $69.95
Location:

Winter Garden, Florida, US

Winter Garden, Florida, US
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DUCATI LEFT FRONT SHIFT SIDE PEG BRACKET ASSEMBLY 97-02 DUCATI ST2 !!
This was removed from a 98 DUCATI ST2 with 88K miles.  This item is in GOOD shape with normal wear and tear and is ready to be installed and ridden. This may fit other years and makes, but please check with your dealer first to ensure and LOOK at pictures closely. The Part is 100% STRAIGHT!!

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