Ducati Mts1200 Low Seat on 2040-parts.com
Marietta, Georgia, US
Description
Thanks to this lowered seat, the
intimidating size of tourers is no longer a problem. 25mm lower seat
height without sacrificing riding comfort.
Fits:
All 2011 MTS1200 models, MTS1200 Pikes Peak
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