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Motorcycle Adjustable Folding License Plate Holder Rear Tail Light Bracket Mount on 2040-parts.com

US $2.99
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南阳市, China

南阳市, China
MOTORCYCLE ADJUSTABLE FOLDING LICENSE PLATE HOLDER REAR TAIL LIGHT BRACKET MOUNT, US $2.99, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Unbranded Country/Region of Manufacture:China


Features:
100% Brand New!!!
Material:Regular steel/iron
Color: Black
Quantity:1 pc without mounting bolts
Size: like the picture show
Feature:
Adjustable 270 degree plate,you can adjust the license to any angles.
This holder can mount with tail light(brake light) & regular license plate.
This License Plate Holder fitting for all motorcycles,dirt bike, ATV or youth monkey bike.
It will fit all motorcycle with conventional rear fender.
Is check the size carefully before buy!!!
Package included: 1 x Eliminator License Plate Black Bracket

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