Yamaha Xvs1300 Midnight Star Enamel Pin Lapel Badge From Fat Skeleton on 2040-parts.com
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Virago XVS1300 Midnight Star Pin Badge Ideal for your denim or leather jacket, waistcoat, cut-off A great little gift or a well earned treat for yourself Twin pins on back (approx. 1cm long) so item doesn't spin around Complete with butterfly pin holders* Measures Approx. 4cm x 3cm ONLY AVAILABLE in Colour shown Buy with Confidence from the UK's First Custom Biker Shop with a feedback in excess of 65,000 Just check out our feedback to see just how happy our customers are with the speed of service & packing we provide!!! |
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