Yamaha Star Passing Lamp Mounts Str-5c735-40-00 Raider Stryker 09-14 on 2040-parts.com
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
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YAMAHA STAR PASSING LAMP MOUNTS
***LISTING IS FOR MOUNTS ONLY!! PASSING LAMPS ARE SOLD SEPARATELY!!*** OEM YAMAHA STAR MOUNTS FOR YOUR PASSING LAMPS FITS RAIDER 09-14 RAIDER S 09-10 RAIDER S 12-14 RAIDER SCL 12-14 STRYKER 11-14 PART NUMBER STR-5C735-40-00 Will ship International via Ebay Global Program Shipping rates for lower 48 states only Any order placed after Saturday 2 pm will not ship until Tuesday. Do to us being closed on Monday All orders will be shipped within 3 business days once payment is confirmed. Payment is due in 3 days. Packages shipped via FEDEX will not be delivered to a P.O. Box. Please provide a physical street address for delivery of your item. All returns must be preauthorized by us and are subject to a 10% re-stocking fee. These amounts will be deducted from the original amount billed and the remaining balance will be credited to the original credit card. Original shipping and handling charges are not refundable. If your package is returned or refused, you will be responsible for any additional shipping costs. We will gladly combine shipping costs for multiple items - please e-mail us for details. Items that are shipped according to auction details will not be returned or exchanged for ANY reason if the item is damaged in transit, it is the BUYERS responsibility to file a claim with the shipping company upon delivery of the damaged goods. If you are within the U.S. and receive the wrong item, we will schedule a pickup via FEDEX and send out the correct item. If for any reason the product that you have selected sells out before your payment is received, we will send you an e-mail informing you of your available options. Those options will include the option to change to a different item, the option to cancel immediately for a refund, or the option to wait for the item on back order. |
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