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Yamaha Motorcycle Dirt Bike Turning Moto Autocollant Skull Vinyl Decals Stickers You will get all 6 sheets +
(Free One Yamaha 3D Foil Random Color) PRODUCT DESCRIPTION High quality die cut vinyl sticker, waterproof All Sticker Sheets Size: 7 x 10.5 inch (17.5 x 26.5 cm.)  Payment: By PayPal only Shipping Policy: We ship to Worldwide by regular airmail (no tracking number). Deliveries are made on business days only (Monday-Friday). If buyer would like us to ship by registered mail with tracking number please contact us ($2.50 fee add) Normally it will take about 14-25 Business Days to Europe, Australia, NZ, Asia 21-30 Business Days to United States, Canada 21-35 Business Days to Brazil, Russia, South America and other countries 100% Refund if you do not get your item(s) within 35 Business Days.* We refund the Full Purchase Price. No Hassles, No Delays, and No Questions asked! *Business days = Excluding Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays Shipping time could be shorter or longer than estimated. Buyers are responsible for any customs duties. Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Return Policy: Defective item will only be exchanged or returned within 30 days. And must be unused, in original packing. Shipping costs for returns items are the responsibility of the buyer. More stickers for your Bike please see>> My Store  "THANK YOU" |
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