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深圳, China

深圳, China
MOTORCYCLE ADJUSTABLE FOLDING LICENSE PLATE HOLDER TAIL REAR LIGHT BRACKET MOUNT, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Unbranded Surface Finish:black Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Rear UPC:Does not apply

Brand New Aftermarket plate, no instruction include
    Color: Black
    Quantity: 1 plate
    This license plate holder can replace the original for your motorcycle, dirt bike, ATV or youth monkey bike. This holder can mount with tail light (brake light) & regular license plate. It will fit all motorcycle with convertional rear fender

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