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| SKU | CYC1CYC-7700-22 |
| MPN | 1CYC-7700-22 |
| Certifications | None |
| Color/Finish | Orange |
Il CYC ProBend CRM Flexx Bar in arancione è una protezione per le mani progettata per offrire sia robustezza che flessibilità durante la guida off-road. Realizzato dal rinomato brand Cycra, questo modello è ideale per chi desidera preservare il controllo e la sicurezza del proprio manubrio, specialmente in condizioni estreme.
La barra flessibile ProBend garantisce un'ottima resistenza agli urti senza compromettere la facilità di movimento, mantenendo le mani protette da detriti e urti. Il design elegante arancione non solo aggiunge un tocco di stile alla moto, ma assicura anche una visibilità superiore.
Facile da montare e compatibile con molte tipologie di manubri, è il complemento perfetto per gli appassionati di motocross e enduro che cercano componenti di qualità superiore e affidabilità comprovata.
Customer reviews
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Called for a part that was not in the assortment, but was available from one of their partners. Product could be ordered without difficulty and was delivered quickly. Very nice communication, thank you!
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Had the parts that I could really only find elsewhere on the internet via an awkward import promotion from either the UK or the US. Tuningsupply had them on the website, at a good price and they were also delivered quickly. So good service!
Verified
So cheap!!! At first it was really a gamble for me to order my rims from Tuningsupply because they were so very much cheaper than elsewhere. And sure enough, on the ninth day DPD arrived at the door with my rims. Really a total of 360 euros cheaper!!!! For me a very big applause for this company.
Netherlands owned and operated
We want to deliver parts fast, efficiently, and with ease. Our mission is to continue to provide just that. To provide large inventory and efficient logistics while maintaining great service. As well as a community with like-minded auto enthusiasts that share the same passion as we do.
