Fox Racing Gym Bag 27"l X8"w X12"h on 2040-parts.com
Almont, Michigan, US
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SIZE:
27" LONG X 8" WIDE X 12" TALL
Small and compact, the Gym Bag is perfect for those quick trips to the
track or gym. With plenty of ample space, you'll have no problem fitting
your race and training gear all in one bag.. Plenty of ample space..
Can fit your race and training gear all in one bag.
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