Answer Motocross Racing Jersey Women's Size L With Gloves on 2040-parts.com
Ann Arbor, Michigan, US
Up for auction is a Women's size L Answer Motocross Racing Jersey. White and red with black and white filigree designs and butterflies. Comes with a pair of size L red and white Answer gloves. Previously owned but in good condition. No holes or tears or evidence of severe stains. Material information on interior tags.
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