Triumph Motorcycles 13 Inch Patch Gray Lettering With Black Synthetic Leather on 2040-parts.com
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TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE 13 INCH LOGO PATCH. SEW ON TYPE. SIZE IS 13 INCHES X 3 INCHES. THIS UNIQUE PATCH IS MADE OF SYNTHETIC LEATHER. IT HAS GRAY LETTERS OUTLINED IN BLACK. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PATCH AND WOULD LOOK GREAT ON THE BACK OF A LEATHER JACKET! |
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