Moto Guzzi- Stucchi Luigi Kickstand Foot Addition For Stelvio on 2040-parts.com
Rhome, Texas, US
New. Kickstand foot enlarger for Stelvio 1200 and Stelvio NTX from Stucchi Luigi. This bolt on, stainless steel kickstand addition creates an enlarged foot print to help keep your bike vertical while parked on soft surfaces. Effective foot print becomes 90mm by 71mm. Save 50% on retail.
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