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Motorcycle Leather Trousers Bikers Paradise Size 12 Ladies Black on 2040-parts.com

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Leicester, United Kingdom

Leicester, United Kingdom
Condition:Used Style:Touring & Urban Trousers Length:Regular Size:12 Gender:Women's Brand:Bikers Paradise Material:Leather Main Colour:Black Season:All Features:Attachment Zip, Short Armour:Knee

Motorcycle leather trousers BIKERS PARADISE size 12 36" waist, ladies black, 28" inside leg All zip work fine no rips or tears.

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