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Honda Aquatrax F12 R12 F12x R12x F-12 R-12 F-12x & Outboard Vest Lanyard Purple on 2040-parts.com

US $8.95
Location:

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Kawasaki Part Brand:ATLANTIS Manufacturer Part Number:A2101QC Country of Manufacture:United States Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

This auction is for a new Quick Cord lanyard. This auction is for 1 PURPLE  Lanyard.

The “Quick Cord” lanyard comes from the suggestions and feedback from Pro Racers, Freestylers, and Freeriders. This lanyard  keeps the area around the key almost weightless and free of any extra objects that may come in contact with water during aggressive riding which sometimes causes the key to pull out unwillingly.  

Fits: All kawasaki, Honda & Polaris watercraft with lanyard switch.

Suzuki plans to bring Kizashi to UK in 2011

Tue, 23 Nov 2010

Suzuki is evaluating bringing in its Mondeo-rivalling Kizashi family car to the UK market this time next year. The Suzuki Kizashi is already sold in Japan, the US, Australia and New Zealand, but now European importers are beginning to sell the car on the Continent. It's already sold in Switzerland and Norway, German sales begin in winter 2010 and - if the trial goes well - UK sales could kick off in autumn 2011.

VW bring Golf GTI and Polo Concepts to Wörthersee

Thu, 21 May 2009

VW has brought the Golf GTI & Polo Worthesee Concepts to the Worthersee Tour in Austria The Wörthersee Tour is in full swing in Austria, and as we told you yesterday Audi has brought along the Audi Q5 Wörthersee Concept to show off, along with a handful of its latest models. But this is a VW as well as Audi show, so Volkswagen has gone one better and brought along a pair of  Concept Cars – The VW Golf GTI Wörthersee  Concept and the VW Polo Wörthersee  Concept. The Golf GTI Concept, based on the new VW Golf GTI, comes in a dark Firespark Red and a set of mean looking black alloys.

Parking ticket issued every four seconds

Mon, 14 Apr 2014

UK traffic wardens issued a parking ticket every four seconds last year, dishing out a total of 7.8 million in fines and raking in a whopping £255 million from motorists. The figures, obtained through a series of freedom of information requests by Churchill Insurance, found that Westminster City Council issued the equivalent of more than four Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) per resident in 2013, generating an income of £24 million for 455,000 fines. Parking wardens given ‘illegal’ bonus targets How to appeal a parking ticket Outside London, Cardiff issued the most fines at 57,000 – while North Somerset Council generated the most revenue at £2.25 million.