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Brand New Race-Driven Riptide Brake Rotors and Severe Duty Sintered Metal Brake Pads. You will receive 1 brake rotor and 1 set of brake pads to replace the front brakes on the following: 2010 - 2013 KTM 300 EXC . New Race-Driven Riptide Brake Rotors are made from tempered stainless steel for a great look and optimal performance. RipTide Rotors are designed with extra venting to cool your brakes in dry and heated riding conditions. Race-Driven Severe Duty Brake Pads are a sintered metal pad which will far out last any semi metallic or organic pad on the market, these pads will work excellent in all conditions. Race-Driven is committed to bringing the highest quality products to all riders at an affordable price. Customer Driven – Quality Driven – Race-Driven. RipTide Rotors - Play Hard with Cool Confidence.Customer Reviews
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We understand that online ordering can be difficult and at times merchandise needs to be returned for either a refund or an exchange. Please read through our Return/Exchange Policy before starting the return process. If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Service Center.
- All items MUST be returned in new condition. Please do not use anything if you are planning on returning it. Do not wear jackets, helmets or gloves out for a ride, or mount and use parts before you initiate a return. We will not be able to accept them for a refund.
- All returned items are inspected. Used and/or damaged items may be returned to the customer unless prior authorization was approved.
- Please note that we do not refund any shipping fees, duties, taxes or brokerage fees for any orders.
- All Shipping fees for returned or exchanged items are the customer’s responsibility unless otherwise arranged with our Customer Service Center.
