Ducati Oem 5th Gear Driven 1098rs 999rs New 17210941b on 2040-parts.com
Hebron, Ohio, US
This is a new Ducati OEM part. The ducati part number is 17210941B. It is the fifth gear driven.24 tooth. fits 1098RS 999RS may fit other years and models new in the plasic in excellent condition.
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