Suzuki Gsxr Banner #2motorcycle Street Girl Flag Sign on 2040-parts.com
Ovid, Michigan, United States
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Here is a custom 24" x 40" 13oz vinyl banner. This banner comes with grommets in all four corners and is perfect for indoor or outdoor use. It will last for many years in all weather conditions. This banner is perfect for any GZXR or Suzuki lover. You get your choice of the two banners pictured. Be sure to specify which banner you would like with payment. Not sure if this is exactly what you want? Contact us for a custom order! Be sure to check out our other great items in the store!!! |
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