Genuine Honda Tie Down Straps Black Pull Type Tie Downs With 2 Soft Ties L@@k on 2040-parts.com
Petersburg, West Virginia, United States
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Here you are buying a set of 2 Genuine Honda/Pro Honda Tie Down Straps that come with 2 soft ties. These are Black, and are the pull type straps, not the ratchet type. These also have the Honda logo on the buckles. Straps are 5.5 Feet Long by 1 inch wide. Get these Today! If you have any questions please feel free to ask or give us a call at 304 257 4420.
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