Bikers/motorcycle Charity Stickers/decals By Bikers For Life Foundation on 2040-parts.com
Clay, New York, US
Bikers for Life Foundation is an organization that has been created to provide monetary assistance to local motorcyclists who reside in the 315 area code who have been severely injured in an accident caused by a negligent driver. ALL proceeds collected will go towards helping injured motorcyclists. 4" x 3" Decals |
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