Motorcycle Usb Car Charger, 5V/2.1A Waterproof Motorcycle Usb Charger Socket With On/Off Switch Handlebar Mount Power clipboard It requires 3 LR1130 batteries

Name: Motorcycle Usb Car Charger, 5V/2.1A Waterproof Motorcycle Usb Charger Socket With On/Off Switch Handlebar Mount Power clipboard It requires 3 LR1130 batteries
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64993450307
Price: 42.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Motorcycle Usb Car Charger, 5V/2.1A Waterproof Motorcycle Usb Charger Socket With On/Off Switch Handlebar Mount Power clipboard It requires 3 LR1130 batteries

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Motorcycle Usb Car Charger, 5V 2.1A Waterproof Motorcycle Usb Charger Socket With On Off Switch Handlebar Mount Power clipboard It requires 3 LR1130 batteries It requires 3 LR1130 batteries (batteries are included) such as a makeup bag please note that we do not accept returns or provide refunds for change of mind Material: The shell is made of high quality PP

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