Hein Gericke Harley-davidson Black Leather Overpants 36 on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
Hein Gericke for Harley-Davidson
Black leather overpants. Men's size 36. Good Used condition, no road rash.
Thick soft leather has been cleaned and conditioned. Waist to knee lining intact.
Of note the upper left thigh inseam has been resown at some point. (see photo)
Snaps on left leg have light scuffing, so some of the black paint is rubbed off. Easy to touch up.
Please make sure you measure yourself OVER whatever you will wear underneath.
Do not rely on your jean size! Use a sewing tape measure.
Waist: 36" Inseam: 31" (unfinished) Front rise: 13" Rear rise: 17"
Total length waist to ankle: 44" Hips: 44" Thigh: 23" Ankle: 18"
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