SW-Motech Lever Guards+wind Protect Triumph Street Triple S / Street Triple R LVG.11.964.11000/B fits-bmw - Late-model pleated paper-type elements Fits 00 later Softail
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SW Motech Lever Guards+wind Protect Triumph Street Triple S Street Triple R LVG.11.964.11000 B fits bmw Late model pleated paper type elements Fits 00 later Softail Late model pleated paper type elements with aluminum backplates This product is available in multiple variations Be sure to look for the one that fits the specific model and year of your motorcycle Harley Davidson 25282 11 Screamin' Eagle Billet Cam Support Plate with High Volume Oil Pump Screaming Eagle This set includes black anodised aluminium guards and black plastic wind protectors Protect your handlebars from impacts with these Lever Guards+wind Protect for the Triumph Street Triple 660 S ABS
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