Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return policy details:Item must be returned in the same condition it was received. Please request return authorization before returning item. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Brand:N-STYLE Manufacturer Part Number:N40-3687 Make:Kawasaki Country of Manufacture:United States

N-STYLE MONSTER TEAM PRO CIRCUIT KAWASAKI GRAPHICS KIT with BLACK GRIPPER SEAT COVER and BLACK BACKGROUNDS N40-3687

It will fit the KX250F 2009 to 2012 bikes ONLY!

includes everything you see in the second and third pictures (pictures of bikes are for reference only)

(BRAND NEW 2013 DESIGN) INCLUDES the pictured BACKGROUNDS!

This is the kit used by BAGGET, RATTRAY, DAVALOS,HILL and WILSON!

These graphics are made by N-STYLE from SUPER TOUGH 15 mil PVC vinyl and 3M backing!

made in the USA

US PRIORITY MAIL DELIVERY FREE SHIPPING!

WORLDWIDE DELIVERY SHIPPING DISCOUNT!

THIS KIT RETAILS FOR $199.99! BUY IT NOW for ONLY $139.99!

THANKS from BUDDYHOPPER!

buddyhopper graphics is NOT responsible for other countries taxes, duty or import fees

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