Bmw R1200 Gsa Parking Sign - Plate on 2040-parts.com
Slovenj gradec, default, Slovenia
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Let everybody knows where your lovely beast is parked with this beautiful stainless steel parking plate. Dimensions are 300x200mm, 1.5mm thick, laser cutted and polished high quality stainless steel. On the back is a waterproof black foil (other colors also possible).
Color silver/black. MADE IN EU On Apr-23-16 at 14:52:01 PDT, seller added the following information: 
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