Lightech Adjustable Rear Set For Rear Set For Honda Cbr 1000 + Abs 2008-2012 on 2040-parts.com
Canoga Park, California, US
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HONDA CBR 1000 + ABS 2008-2012 - NEW VERSION!! Fixed foot peg 8 positions for foot pegs Exclusive foot guards in magnesium Extra light and compack shape Fixed foot peg Machined from a solid block of 7075 aluminum Anodized black Laser engraving Can be setup for reverse shift pattern Fully adjustable foot peg position for comfort High quality roller bearings for precise brake & shift lever action Sleek race-inspired design CNC machined & anodized in Black Fold up foot peg also available - SEE IN THE PIC - PRICE 509$ - PLEASE CONTACT US
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