Hjc Helmet Mirror Shield For Cl-14 Fg-14 Cl-max Ac-11 on 2040-parts.com
American Fork, Utah, US
I purchased this item brand new and it was the wrong item. Instead of shipping it back to Korea I just need to sell it what I bought it for so I can get the right one! Color : Mirror Use for : CL-14, FG-14, CL-MAX, AC-11 Condition : Brand New
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