Yamaha Motorcycle Cycle Jacket 2xl Black Red White Men's on 2040-parts.com
Shelton, Connecticut, United States
This is an awesome, Rare Yamaha motorcycle jacket. Size 2XL. Black, white and red. Full zip closure, two front snap shut pockets. 100% nylon. In great used condition.
Measurements armpit to armpit 29" length 28" from top of shoulder to bottom Smoke free home. Please email me with any questions. Thank you! |
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