Shoei Cw1 Cw-1 Pinlock Gold-mirror Soft-smoke Shield X12 X-12 X-spirit 2 on 2040-parts.com
Tokyo, JP
Brand New Shoei CW1 Pinlock Gold-Mirror/Soft-Smoke Shield for X-Twelve/X-Spirit II/XR-1100 Helmet. Tracking number will be provided and status can be checked at your local postal service's website. Will accept only Paypal(confirmed address required). Thank you.
Worldwide flat rate shipping via postal air mail(insured and trackable) is USD 14
Package will be delivered less than a week in most area.
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