Harley Davidson Nylon Jacket on 2040-parts.com
Laval, Quebec, Canada
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VERY GOOD CONDITION
Mens Genuine Motor Clothes Harley Davidson Nylon Motorcycle jacket with removal liner. Size large Please go by my measurements to ensure proper fit. Measures across back underarms approx.25" From collar to bottom approx. 24" Sleeves from outside of shoulder to bottom approx.26" I am happy to combine purchases, Pick up is welcomed at no extra charge. |
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