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Vanson Leathers Mesh & Textile Motorcycle Jacket - Size Xxl on 2040-parts.com

US $110.00
Location:

Glendora, California, US

Glendora, California, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:Vanson Leathers Size:2XL

 Gray and black, size XXL. I usually wear an XXLT, and I find this jacket to fit perfectly. "CE" rated armor pads in shoulders, elbows, and down the spine. Velcro adjusters for waist circumference. Patches on shoulders made of reflector material. Zippered outer pockets. Non-zippered mesh pockets inside front of jacket for gloves.  Zip-out liner made of heavy windbreaker material.

Auction includes "hydro-gel" vest (not made by Vanson). Dip vest in bucket of water, put on silver side out, put jacket over vest. Airflow creates "swamp cooler" effect. A/C for your torso. Dramatic difference in hot weather. Gel designed to "hold" water so NO DRIPS all over motorcycle.

Jacket hasn't seen a lot of miles, and has NEVER been in a crash. This jacket was around $300 when I bought it brand-new. I sold my motorcycle a few years ago, and the jacket has just been sitting in a box. Auction includes zippered bag for storing hydro-vest and windbreaker-liner.

No reserve. Flat-rate shipping to continental USA only. Good luck bidding!

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