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3m Graphics Decals Sticker Kit For Yamaha Racing Dirt Pit Bike Ttr50 Ttr 50 Blue on 2040-parts.com

US $17.99
Location:

yong kang zhe jiang, China

yong kang zhe jiang, China
Condition:New Type:Decal Kit Country/Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:TTR-1 Part Brand:china Primary Color:Blue Brand:3M Warranty:Yes

 3M GRAPHICS decals sticker for YAMAHA motorcycle dirt pit bike

 TTR50


Color: BLUE

shipping:

USA                                 USPS        15-30day

AUSTRALIA     CHINA POST        15-30day

  CANAD              CHINA POST         15-30day

       RUSSIA           CHINA POST         15-30day 

       UK                   CHINA POST          15-30day

       FRANCE        CHINA POST        15-30day

Other Countries, normal shipping day is 20-40 days.

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