Harley Davidson Basic Skins Leather Chaps Usa Mens M Tall 98480-97vm 33" Inseam on 2040-parts.com
Prescott, Arizona, US
Great condition... Gently used... Slight wear on bottom rear heel area (See pic)
Size MENS medium
Made USA!!!!
Quality Supple Black Leather
Full Zippered Sides and Adjustable Belt
Harley-Davidson emblem on left waist
3 Harley Engraved Snaps on cuffs (Unhemmed)
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