Ducati St4s Handlebars, Riser, Nut on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Washington, US
Original ST4s handlebars and top triple clamp with Dr. Desmo 3/4 inch riser blocks. Stainless steel connecting bolts. Bar end weights and Ducati upper triple clamp nut included. I've replaced these items with an LSL triple clamp and handlebar, otherwise there's nothing wrong with them.
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