Shell V-power Oil And Lubricants Decals on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Pennsylvania, US
One set (2) of Shell V-Power decals the decals are approx 8 inches wide, the shell itself is a seperate decal and is full color, and the V-Power is white cut vinyl. even with the decals being seperate, application is very easy
shell v-power decals, they will fit on the top of the fairing near the windscreen of all ducati sportbikes as shown in the picture
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