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SCOOTER 50CC 125CC 150CC 250CC , MOTORCYCLE , BIKE Reflective Belt Safety Harness Adjustable. It is a reflective belt. It can make you more visible while walking , biking or performing any other outside activities. Adjustable waist and shoulder straps to fit almost any body size. FREE SHIPPING , USA AND TERRITORIES.
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