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Street Glow Optx Sport Pedals Chrome/purple For Auto. on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Thorndike, Maine, United States

Thorndike, Maine, United States
NEW OLD STOCK. PLASTIC LABEL ON EACH PEDAL WITH THE NAME STREET GLOW IS PEELING OFF.OTHER WISE STILL NEW IN PACKAGE
Brand:Street Glow Manufacturer Part Number:ELPCHAGR

Street Glow OPTX SPORT PEDALS CHROME/PURPLE FOR AUTO.
NEW OLD STOCK. PLASTIC LABEL ON EACH PEDAL WITH THE NAME STREET GLOW IS PEELING OFF.
OTHER WISE STILL NEW IN PACKAGE

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