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Bnwot Triumph Track Nylon Motorcycle Pants W/armour Black Size Xs New $225+!! on 2040-parts.com

US $98.99
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Olivebridge, New York, United States

Olivebridge, New York, United States
BNWOT TRIUMPH Track NYLON Motorcycle Pants w/Armour BLACK Size XS NEW $225+!!, US $98.99, image 1
“Brand new with ZERO sign of use without affixed TRIUMPH tagging.”
Brand:Triumph Material:NYLON Size:XS Gender:Unisex Adult Make:TRIUMPH Color:Black UPC:Does not apply

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A pair of brand new, without tags, TRIUMPH Nylon Motorcycle pants with armour. These are amazing pants! Everything works perfectly. Mesh inside lining with breathable parts of the legs and a small amount of stretch. Believed to be unisex. 


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