Scott Sports 89si Youth Tear Offs, (pack Of 20) on 2040-parts.com
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Scott Sports 89Si Youth Tear Offs, (Pack of 20)  Item Description
Features Tear-Offs help maintain visibility and control in dirtiest conditions. Compatible with all 89Si Youth series Works lenses. Includes two replacement pins, a post, and 20 Tear-Offs. About Scott Sports: In 1970, Scott entered the motocross goggle market with the first ever motocross specific goggle and later introduced motocross boots, grips and accessories. Since then they have been dominating the market with the best in eye protection. Additional Information
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