Harley Davidson Leather Winter Riding Gloves Size Large on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Tennessee, United States
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Product: 1 Pair of winter weather Leather riding gloves
Brand: Harley Davidson Color: Black Size: Large Full coverage over wrists. Gloves fit over jacket sleeves and can be tightened. I used these for 1 winter 10-15 trips at most. I paid over $100.00 Good luck!! -Items will be shipped the same day or the following day of purchase. (Provided my X-Wing is not in the shop) -Items come from a smoke free home. (May smell like brownies and cake though) -I do combine shipping on orders. (It's always good to save money) -Thanks for checking out the shop! |
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