Pair of black Nitto bar end plugs. £7 posted...

Posted on Tue 6th, September 2016

• #1

f1s
Afternoon. As the title states, I have a pair of black Nitto bar end plugs to sell. £7>>actually £5>>but returned to the original £7 posted as I have subsequently discovered there is actually a +£2 addition for black at hubjub. Don't bother with dibs. PM me, pay me, I'll send them to you 2nd class. Cheers.

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• #2

MetalMelly

£9 new ...posted ...here ....http://hubjub.co.uk/nitto-handlebar-plugs-132-p.asp ???

Or did I miss something?
• #3

f1s

You missed nothing. My mistake. £5 posted... Edit: see below...
• #4

f1s

So actually, @MetalMelly you did miss something. The black ones at hubjub are actually +£2, therefore they are £10 without postage... My initial posted price was quite fair I feel. However, you've got someone a good deal. More fool me for not checking the link before reducing my price.
• #5

Lucerne

yes please
• #6

f1s in reply to @Lucerne

Gone already I'm afraid.

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