Cylindrical fixing for Motorcycle

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Motorcycle vehicle items
Cylindrical fixing for Motorcycle

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A black cylindrical fixing with a square base with a rubber tube section housed inside, from a motorcyle.

Details

Category:
Road Transport
Object Number:
2000-835/7
Materials:
metal (unknown) and rubber (unidentified)
type:
fixing

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