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Motorcycle Goggle Set 4 In 1 With Carrying Case New on 2040-parts.com

US $41.95
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Clementon, New Jersey, United States

Clementon, New Jersey, United States
Motorcycle Goggle Set 4 in 1 with carrying case New, US $41.95, image 1
“Brand new”
Frame Material:Plastic Country/Region of Manufacture:China

Here is the perfect set of motorcycle goggles made today. The single lens version sell for $39.95, but this 4 in one set of Amber (night riding), smoke, clear and photochromic lenses that snap in and out in seconds, comes with a cleaning towel, soft case and head strap, sells for $41.95 right now. The regular MSRP is $69.95.  This is an introductory price only.

These goggles are lightweight and fit snug around your eyes with foam expansions with airways to keep you cool, and the bugs out.  

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