Motorcycle 10mm 8mm Clockwise Bolt Rear Mirror Blue Color on 2040-parts.com
Taiwan, Taiwan
  BEST BUY TODAY Brand New Color: BLUE Mirrors Auction Include: A Pair Mirrors (Left & Right Side) Mirror Size : 12.5 X 5.1 X 2cm Mirror shaft size : 15cm Material : Alloy shell shaft / BLUE painting / Plastics chrome FIT The Motorcycle 10mm clockwise Bolt Rear View Mirrors ALSO INCLUDE 10MM TO 8MM CLOCKWISE BOLTS X 2 PIECES measure your rear view Mirror bolt size before bid
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