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Motorcycle Bike Tiedown 1 1/2" Wide Tie Down Strap Two 2 Silver Spring Hooks on 2040-parts.com

US $16.99
Location:

Grand Rapids, Ohio, United States

Grand Rapids, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:TIEDOWN Manufacturer Part Number:TD007BO

ORANGE AND BLACK STRAPS - STRAPS BLACK COLOR ON THE OUTSIDE AND BRIGHT ORANGE ON THE UNDERSIDE

Motorcycle tiedown strap- set of two -  (qty 2,sold as pair )

1.5"  STRAP WIDTH-  Cam buckle tie down with extra loop strap

two one inch silver snap clips

when fully extended, end of hook to end of hook, measures 5'6" or 66 inches. Will have

extra few inches when including the extra loop strap which measures 13"






 

 

 

 

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