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Elektric Offroad Rear Grab Handle Part Number:1043-0595 (MFG #: XDMSM0001) Anti-fog treatment: Permanent coating applied PT09001979 Exceeds ECE 22 05 Part Number:1028-9917 (MFG #: 15-5500-0-04-12) YCRF_parts_tracks

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Elektric Offroad Rear Grab Handle Part Number:1043 0595 (MFG #: XDMSM0001) Anti fog treatment: Permanent coating applied PT09001979 Exceeds ECE 22 05 Part Number:1028 9917 (MFG #: 15 5500 0 04 12) YCRF_parts_tracks Anti fog treatment: Permanent coating applied to the inner lens The Platinum 2 Pipe also utilizes a platinum plating on the body to help protect it from everyday elements making this an ideal pipe for people who race or ride off road or who ride in extreme weather conditions

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