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Gilles Tooling Urban-Pro Rider Footpegs Black RGK-970-UF40-SET-B for KTM 1290 Adventure R / 690 SMC R LC4 / B size-us-11 - Gloss Black finish - BLACK BAR END MIRRORS

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Gilles Tooling Urban Pro Rider Footpegs Black RGK 970 UF40 SET B for KTM 1290 Adventure R 690 SMC R LC4 B size us 11 Gloss Black finish BLACK BAR END MIRRORS Gloss Black finish Features gloss black surfaces surrounded by rich black rubber that provides grip and traction where needed Glueless design permits removal for servicing without damage Styled to complement other Kahuna Collection Accessories Fits between device and Harley Davidson Universal Phone Carrier Type Footpegs Line Urban Pro EAN 4251792729044 Manufacturer part number RGK 970 UF40 SET B Brand Gilles Tooling Manufacturer's notice Search make or modelNo matching application in the supplied list

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