KTM Adventure 390 CC Motorcycle with Battery and Sulfuric Acid Bottle
1 Case
$10,000MOQ:
Not specified
Payment Term:
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Trade Term:
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Port Of Loading:
53313, IN, JAWAHARLAL NEHRU
1.1
India
Mumbai-Pune Road,, Akurdi,, 411035
Export Markets
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Argentina
India
Colombia
Austria
Guatemala
Argentina
20%
India
20%
Colombia
20%
Austria
20%
Guatemala
20%
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Product descriptions from the supplier
This product features a complete KTM Adventure 390 CC motorcycle in an orange color scheme, categorized under motorcycle HS code 87113020. The motorcycle is shipped in CBU (completely built unit) packed condition. It comes equipped with a battery fixed within the motorcycle and includes a sulfuric acid bottle, which is essential for the motorcycle's battery. The packaging consists of a plastic bottle packed within a corrugated box. Each bottle has a net weight of 575 grams and a gross weight of 650 grams. The total net weight of the shipment is 5,504.00 kgs. The shipping is compliant with IMCO Class 8 and UN No. 2796, packaged in Group II. The products are part of a duty drawback scheme and originate from India, with specific case numbers provided.
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$10,000
/ Case
Min. order: 1 Case
BAJAJ AUTO LTD.

