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Next Level fIVE Gas Cap Black 96up w/bent

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Next Level fIVE Gas Cap Black 96up w/bent96Up For 1996 3DBlack 75 About Kens Factory &Show Bike3D CADCNC Fitment Application: 1996up RH screw Description: Gas Cap ,Black Unit Of Measure: EA Weight (Oz.): 6 Measurements Dimensions: 3" Diameter Material: 6061 Billet Aluminum Finish: Black

派手な装飾を抑えつつ、サイドにローレットを加えることでグローブ等使用時にも滑らず開け閉めが出来ます。

ラチェット式のネジ部採用でカチッと音がするところからあとは任意の位置でロック可能です。

ワンキャップタンクにも使用可能なベント機能も取り入れております。

96Up  ベント付き

■For 1996年以降 オールモデル


■アルミ3Dビレット、Black 仕上げ。

■外径 75mm

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  • Fitment/Application: 1996up RH screw

     

  • Description: Gas Cap  ,Black
  • Unit Of Measure: EA
  • Weight (Oz.): 6
  • Measurements/Dimensions: 3" Diameter 
  • Material:6061 Billet Aluminum
  • Finish: Black
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