R1 R6 Decal Sticker Fit Superbike Sportbike *free Ship* on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Pennsylvania, US
customized for either R1 or R6
you must choose between the customized R1 or R6 and also which style, also you must put it in paypal not in an email or message,
One set (2) of R1 or R6 decals, choose from 4 styles, patriot, urban camo, reaper or italian, the decals are approx 6.5 inches wide
have any idea's that you don't see? ask because any pattern or flag can be put into the logo
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