Gold Decal Sticker Pad 4 Honda Cbr250 250r 400 600 1000 Fuel Tank Cover Cap Moto on 2040-parts.com
广州市, 广东省, China
Description:
Conditon:100% Brand New
High class quality and very durable Long lasting adhesive resists water and the elements Made with thermal molded resin for better protection Sleek, segmented design for better fit and better adhesion Fitment: HONDA CB400 500 600 750 1000 1300 HONDA CBR250 250R 400 600 1000 1100 HONDA CBF150 500 600 1000 HONDA VFR400 HONDA VTEC 1-5th Generation Package Included: 1 X Tank Pad Notice: 1. Clean and dry the places first before you paste the sticker on 2. NO lubrication required!!!
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