Knox Hanbury Glove on 2040-parts.com
DUDLEY, United Kingdom
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The Knox Hanbury is a classically styled 3 season men’s glove The first thing to note is the styling. The Knox Hanbury is the perfect glove to fit with any classic looking motorcycle The glove features accordion leather panels on the back for styling and to improve the fit. On the back of glove there are also 4 gel pads positioned over the knuckles to give extra padding in this area. fantastic looking and fitting glove any questions please ask all sizes available |
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