Kit rear body kit "Cobra" for motorcycles Suzuki Intruder M1800R / VZR1800 or Boulevard M109R / BOSS all years of issue +VIDEO AND the VIDEO tutorial!
Exclusive custom set of rear body kit "Cobra" for Suzuki Intruder M1800R / VZR1800 or Boulevard M109R / BOSS motorcycles of all years of manufacture.
Specification:
The kit is made to order at the production of the Company "Revo" and is designed to replace the rear standard body kit Suzuki M1800R / VZR1800 / M109R.
When installing this tuning, only the pendulum, wheel and driver's seat will remain on your motorcycle from the standard rear part, and everything else will be replaced with a bold and aggressive body kit! The "Cobra" kit will significantly open your rear wheel, and the appearance of the bike from behind will resemble a cobra frozen in a fighting stance!
Equipment:
rear wing, complete with underwing, for painting;
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complete installation kit;
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turn signals and brake light.
Additionally: It is possible to install this kit with us - the cost is agreed individually and depends on the totality of work and the workload of the service.
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We can also offer painting kit. To implement the task, a motorcycle paint sample will be needed, for example, the front wing. The cost of painting will depend on the presence of a strip on the wing and the number of colors and lines used.
Video instructions for installing the "Cobra" body kit on Suzuki M1800R / VZR1800 / M109R.Delivery:
Delivery is carried out throughout Russia, to the countries of the former Soviet republics and Europe.
At your request, you can choose to send by regular mail, EMS or another transport company when approving the order. The cost of shipment is calculated upon receipt of information about the recipient's city and depends on the dimensions and weight of the cargo.
It is also possible to pick up the order from Pushkino, Moscow region or delivery by courier within the MKAD (subject to approval).
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