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Cafe Racer Racing Tape Kit Vintage Vincent Velocette Panther Bsa Manx Ajs Ariel on 2040-motos

US $14.95
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Caribou, Maine, United States

Caribou, Maine, United States
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    Up for sale is 9 feet of racing tape. This can be used anywhere on a fairing cowl tank fork tubes speedo housings etc. Tape is 3 in wide.

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