Kawasaki Teryx 750 Left Side Driver Seat Mount #11 2010 on 2040-parts.com
Parkersburg, West Virginia, United States
Seats for Sale
Kawasaki teryx 750 right side passenger seat mount #11 2010(US $49.95)
Polaris 800 rzr s red seat bottom cushion a #19 2014 *(US $64.95)
Polaris 800 rzr s red left side driver seat back cushion #19 2014 *(US $64.95)
Polaris 800 rzr s red seat bottom cushion b #19 2014 *(US $64.95)
Polaris 800 rzr s red right side passenger seat back cushion #19 2014 *(US $64.95)
08-13 kawasaki teryx 750 4x4 fi le sport titanium headrest covers tx750-005t(US $59.90)
Audi updates the R8 LMS racer for 2010
Tue, 09 Mar 2010By Sam Burnett First Official Pictures 09 March 2010 11:02 Audi has started delivering updated R8 LMS cars to racing teams across Europe ahead of the new season. Built to FIA GT3 spec, the ‘evolution’ cars will be delivered by mid-April 2010. Introduced in 2009, the the R8 LMS won three championship titles and 23 wins out of 73 races in its first year.What has Audi changed on the updated R8 LMS?The updated car includes changes to the chassis and suspension, a new six-speed sequential gearbox and a revised cooling system to improve the car’s performance in high ambient temperatures.
Mercedes CLA Detroit debut & CLA45 AMG at Frankfurt 2013
Thu, 22 Nov 2012It looks like 2013 will be the year of the new baby CLS at Mercedes, with the regular Mercedes CLA debuting at Detroit in January and the CLA45 AMG at Frankfurt 2013. The next instalment of A-Class goodness will be the arrival of the ‘Baby CLS’ – the Mercedes CLA – which sets out to emulate the CLS with a swoopy coupe design expected to change little from the impressive Mercedes Concept Style Coupe we saw at the Beijing Motor Show in April. And if the new CLA looks just like the Style Concept then Mercedes will almost certainly have another hugely successful model in the A-Class range to bolster sales towards its aim of 2.6 million Mercedes sales a year by 2020.
Motorbikes 'surprise' car drivers
Mon, 11 Nov 2013MOST CAR drivers are "caught by surprise" by the sudden appearance of motorbikes, according to a survey of more than 21,000 AA members. But as many as 40% of drivers reckon motorcyclists are inconsiderate, with London bikers appearing to be the least courteous. The AA/Populus survey showed that 57% of car drivers were often surprised when a motorcycle appeared from nowhere.