K-1 Racing Gear Race Suit Medium (52) Nice! on 2040-parts.com
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This is a super nice K-1 racing suit. This suit does not look as if it has been worn more than once or twice. It is super clean. This suit is size Medium (52). The following is on the tag on the back. CIK-FIA, 2001/136, N2001-1, LTRW-K1, LEVEL 1, 02-2013/02-2021. The suit is clean inside and out. It is black and white in color. |
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