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Suzuki Hayabusa Banner - Street Girl Flag Sign Ed Hardy on 2040-parts.com

US $19.50
Location:

Ovid, Michigan, United States

Ovid, Michigan, United States
Condition:New without tags Brand:Rockstar Graphix UPC:Does not apply

Here is a custom 24" x 40" 13oz vinyl banner.  This banner comes with grommets in all four corners and is perfect for indoor or outdoor use.  It will last for many years in all weather conditions.  This banner is perfect for any Hayabua or Suzuki lover.  You get your choice of the two banner pictured.  Be sure to specify which you would like upon payment.  Can't find what you're looking for?  Ask us about a custom order!  Be sure tocheck out our other great items in the store!!!

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