Dainese Hard Armored Back Protector 7 Panel Articulated on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, United States
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An
over the hill
poser who hasn’t ridden for years offers for sale, a lightly used DAINESE hard
armored back protector, 7
panel articulated for energy
dispersion; never crashed, no cracks, no smells.
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