Psg-1 Corse Decal For Kawasaki Sportbikes on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Pennsylvania, US
One set (2) of Black and White PSG-1 Corse decals, give your stock bike the look of a race bike with these decals made from quality oracal vinyl that will last for years, each decal is approx 5 inches wide
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