Wilson Ceramic Os (110 Sq" (st. Vincent) (4 1/2 Grip) Brand New on 2040-motos
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Wilson Ceramic 110 (4 1/2) St. Vincent, Brand New Blue Leather Wilson Grip, Blue Headguard, White Grommets
Factory installed strings removed due to age. Comes with original matching full length cover.
H.size 110sq", Length 27", Wt. 344oz, Bal. 8pts. HL, Pat.16x19 92% Graphite / 8% Ceramic (Silicon Carbide)
Grommets are available for this model.
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