Daytona Gear Leather Magnetic Motorcycle Tank Bag Harley Pa - Black on 2040-parts.com
Clive, Iowa, United States
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The “PA” is our largest bag at 15 inches across by 7 inches from top to bottom. This bag has 6 separate compartments with 2 velcro pockets on the front, each with smaller zippered pockets, another zippered pocket in the large main pocket and a removable cell phone case on the front. if you don’t like our cell phone case, simply slide your case on the front loop.
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