Techspec Gripster Tank Grips For Bmw K1200s & K1300s Motorcycles on 2040-parts.com
Jessup, Maryland, United States
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NEW & UNUSED
Set of TechSpec Gripster side Tank Grips for BMW K1200S & K1300S motorcycles New and never been installed or used. Please note that the center tank grips aren't included. Comes with everything pictured. Final sale item. No returns. Thank you for shopping with us. Bob’s BMW is a full service “brick and mortar” BMW Motorcycle dealership staffed by highly trained enthusiasts specializing in factory and aftermarket Parts, Accessories and Apparel. We have been serving the global motorcycle community for over 30 years and look forward to helping you find everything you need to make your ride as comfortable, safe and enjoyable as can be! If you have any questions or concerns before, during or after a transaction please contact us and we will make sure you get all the information you need. We take great pride in our ability to assist our customers and appreciate the opportunity to provide the exceptionally high standard of customer service you deserve. If for any reason you feel you cannot leave FIVE STARS and positive feedback in all categories please contact us so we can address your concerns and come up with a satisfactory resolution. We highly recommend referring to the individual manufacturer’s sizing chart for specific measurements and fitment notes on apparel and helmets. ***PLEASE NOTE*** We list items on multiple sites on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVE basis and reserve the right to end auctions or refund transactions at any time due to an item selling elsewhere. We will remove listings and/or end auctions as soon as humanly possible. All items ship NEXT BUSINESS DAY. Our shipping department operates M-F 9AM-5PM EST. We ship by FedEx in the lower 48 and USPS to Alaska, Hawaii and Canada. International Shipping is available through Ebay. Please refer to Ebay policies for further details and information regarding international shipping. All duties taxes and import charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Returns will be accepted within 30 days of the purchase. Buyer is responsible for return shipping expenses. We will not accept returns on worn clothing or any item that is missing tags or original packaging. PLEASE EMAIL OR CALL 301-497-8949 X 213 FOR A RETURN AUTHORIZATION BEFORE SENDING BACK MERCHANDISE. Items returned to us without an R.A. will be refused and sent back at the buyer’s expense. |
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