2008 R1 R6 Lower Bellypan Sponsor Decal Kit on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Pennsylvania, US
Full Color Lower Bellypan Decal set
can also use it on other models / years
A set of sponsor decals for the bellypan of your bike, are full color as shown in picture
Get them while they last, these kits are a great price for all the decals that are included
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