Nos Honda Dream Ca72,ca77 Custom Sesostris Shriner Model Grips on 2040-parts.com
Lincoln, Nebraska, US
NEW OLD STOCK GENUINE BLUE GRANTURISMO GRIPS. MADE IN ITALY IN THE 1960s . They are for 7/8" bars and are 5 1/4" long. If you are not familiar with Gran Turismo grips they have air chamber cells molded in for comfort. Would go great with your Buco,Bates,Webco or MCM parts. US BUYER ( lower 48 ) pays 5.75 shipping, overseas around 19.00 shipping.
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