Goggles Dragon Rmz Yz Lot Of 6 Pair Dirt Bike Motocross Ktm Crf Mini Cobra 65cc on 2040-parts.com
Ontario, California, US
THIS AUCTION IS FOR THE 6 SETS OF DRAGON GOGGLES IN PHOTOS ONLY
THESE HAVE MAYBE 1 TO 2 MOTOS ON THESE THEY ARE FROM ONE OF OUR TEAM RIDERS AND HE THINKS AFTER 1 OR SO MOTO'S HE PULLS A NEW PAIR OF GOGGLES OFF THE SHELF.
NOTE SOME DO NOT HAVE LENSES
THIS IS THE BEST DEAL ON THE NET , KEEP THIS AS A SPARE IN YOUR TRAILER OR FOR YOUR NEXT BIG RACE
I WILL SHIP SAME DAY YOU PAY! FAST RELIABLE SHIPPING!!
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