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Yamaha Yamalube Factory Racing Lightweight Jacket 2001 Ms-789a Men's Xxl Nice!!! on 2040-parts.com

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Running Springs, California, US

Running Springs, California, US
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Yamaha Yamalube Factory Racing lightweight jacket 2001 MS-789a Men's XXL  Nice!  I had to list this as pre-owned, but I am fairly sure that it has never been worn!  Great for a cool summer night on the bike or warm spring day on the snowmobile!  Says Yamaha 2001 Technical Product SPEC MS-789a.  Velcro cuffs and no pockets!  Super jacket!

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