Moto Bravo 50 Chinese Scooter Frame Side Cover Rh Blue on 2040-parts.com
Bay City, Michigan, US
Moto Bravo Venice Chinese Scooter Side Cover RH Blue.
New and unused slight imperfection in paint would have to look very close to see.
May fit other chinese scooters
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