Pocket Bike - Windshield - Clear - Stock - 47cc 49cc Pocketbike - Brand New!!! on 2040-parts.com
Ashton, Ontario, Canada
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This item is BRAND NEW AUCTION IS FOR QUANTITY 1 ONLY!!! (more available upon request) Description: - Pocket Bike Windshield - stock - Will fit many years/makes/models - Originally stocked for 47cc/49cc Terminator bikes GOOD LUCK, HAPPY BIDDING!!! CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS!!! Email if you have any questions before ending of auction. Email for shipping estimate prior to bidding. Items are described best as possible. Shipping is quoted as per courier. We will combine shipping whenever possible, to save on shipping cost. Not responsible for duties, brokerage, taxes, longer/delayed shipping, or manufactured defects. Zero feedback bidders must contact seller prior to bidding or will be removed if any concern of fraudulant bidding. |
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