M12x55mm 2pcs Ti Ducati 748 916 998 996 Hub Pinch Hollow Titanium Bolt on 2040-parts.com
Hong Kong, HK
Brand new item, never used Grade 5, 6AL/4V Titanium Bolt
M12 x 55mm - 2 pcs
Hollowtech save weight
Description
This upgrade kit save weight & never rust
Fit - 748, 916, 998, 996
Weight average - 25 grams pcs
Shipping Fee
Worldwide - Free Shipping, but we don't ship ITALY
Ship to PAYPAL shipping address only - No others
We'll dispatch within 2 business days
We ship by Hong Kong Post Register Airmail (w/ postal number)
Shipment about 6-18 business days, not included public holidays
Payment
We only accept PAYPAL
Payment must received within 3 days
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