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Ama Gnc Pro Rockstar Energy Motocross Motorcycle Pants 28 on 2040-parts.com

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Sun City, California, United States

Sun City, California, United States
Condition:New without tags Gender:Men

THIS IS AN OFFICIAL MX/GNCC TEAM ROCKSTAR ENERGY, JOEY SAVATGY #43 PERSONAL AMA PRO MOTOCROSS RIDING PANTS. THESE PANTS ARE BRAND NEW. NEVER WORN, BUT YOU CAN SEE IN THE 3RD & 4TH PICTURE THAT THERE ARE PANTS THAT MATCH THE JERSEY WHICH HAd JOEY'S LAST NAME ON THE BACK. GREAT COLLECTOR ITEM FROM A PROFESSIONAL.  DON'T MISS OUT!  AS STATED,THESE WERE JOEY"s.  I HAD THE JERSEY LISTED, BUT IT WAS SOLD SEPARATELY. 

THESE PANTS ARE A SIZE 28. EXCELLENT BRAND NEW CONDITION. FROM A SMOKE FREE ENVIORNMENT.
 
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