Spy Magneto Clear Mx Goggle Lens Tear Offs 10 Pack Motocross on 2040-parts.com
Merced, California, US
Up for auction is a new in package 10 pack of SPY Magneto Tear-offs for SPY
Motocross Goggles. These tear-offs are specifically designed for use with SPY Motocross Goggles. They provide clear vision during extreme conditions, pull after pull!
Item is new in package. Package has some signs of shelf wear and cosmetic damage. Item is sold as pictured.
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