Brand New Rockstar Motocross Lanyard With Quick Release Mx Enduro Trials Gear Fp on 2040-parts.com
Boise, Idaho, US
This listing is for a Brand New Rockstar Energy Drink Motocross Lanyard in Color Black. Lanyards are great for carrying keys, cell phones, pit passes, etc. Made of nylon, plastic, and metal, these lanyards can take a beating even under the harshest conditions. Lanyard measuring approximately 21 inches in total length and 1 inch in width. Each Rockstar Lanyard comes with a Quick Release buckle for easy detachment of any items you may be carrying.
Great gift idea for the serious Motocross Rider.
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