Cobra Detachable Backrest Chrome 502-2000 for Indian Challenger 108 / Chief 111 / Chief 116 & more switches-electrics D3O T5 EVO Level 1 Size:1x

Name: Cobra Detachable Backrest Chrome 502-2000 for Indian Challenger 108 / Chief 111 / Chief 116 & more switches-electrics D3O T5 EVO Level 1 Size:1x
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 28663979488
Price: 304.82 USD
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Rating: 4.3384 (19 reviews)

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Cobra Detachable Backrest Chrome 502 2000 for Indian Challenger 108 Chief 111 Chief 116 & more switches electrics D3O T5 EVO Level 1 Size:1x D3O T5 EVO Level 1 shoulder and elbow impact protectors are included along with a D3O Viper Level 1 back impact protector BMW Model Years R 1200 GS ABS 2008 2013 R 1200 GS 2008 2012 Specification Type Backrest Finish Chrome Weight 5 314 kg Manufacturer part number 502 2000 Brand Cobra

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