Pink Plastics & 3m Girl Decals Graphics For Honda Crf50 Xr50 Bike Thumpstar Ssr on 2040-parts.com
Yongkang Zhejiang, China
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1 Set 3M Girl Decals Graphics and 1 set Pink Plastics (Pink Front/Rear Fenders、2 Shrouds、2 Side Panels And White Number Plate) for Honda or Replica CRF 50/XR 50 pit bike Like Thumpstar, Pitpro, Atomic
If require, i can install the decals before ship. however, i cant confirm there is no any air bubbles
any question, pls contact via Ebay Message
1. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility 2.normal shipping day is 8 - 18 days. sometimes it may cost some days more because of local customs and post.
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