Nib - Nelson-rigg Cl-150 Expandable Motorcycle Tail Bag on 2040-parts.com
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
Bought this new, but was too large for my bike so I never used it. Has been been sitting in the box inside the clear vinyl protective cover that it came in.
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Nib - nelson-rigg cl-150 expandable motorcycle tail bag(US $75.00)
Nib - nelson-rigg cl-150 expandable motorcycle tail bag(US $75.00)
Nib - nelson-rigg cl-150 expandable motorcycle tail bag(US $75.00)
Nib - nelson-rigg cl-150 expandable motorcycle tail bag(US $75.00)
Nib - nelson-rigg cl-150 expandable motorcycle tail bag(US $75.00)
Nib - nelson-rigg cl-150 expandable motorcycle tail bag(US $75.00)
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