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Exl Mj-111 Pink & White Motocyle Jacket Lg New With Tags on 2040-parts.com

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Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:EXL Manufacturer Part Number:Mj-111 Size:L Color:Multi-Color

This is a brand new EXL Jacket model MJ-111W.

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  • Top Quality Super tough yet supple Premium grade cowhide: 1.2 to 1.4MM thick!
  • FULL-SLEAVE ZIP-OUT QUALITY INSULATED LINER!
  • Fixed full body mesh liner in addition to removable liner
  • Flexible and removable CE CERTIFIED body armor at shoulders, elbows and back
  • Padded Collar with Velcro closure
  • TOP GRAIN COWHIDE LEATHER (NO SPLIT, NO PATCH, NO JUNK)
  • Elasticized and adjustable waist belts, collar and cuffs straps
  • Zippered sleeve cuffs
  • 2 Outside pockets and 1 inside pocket
  • Connection zipper for pants!
  • Anatomically Pre-curved arms for added comfort
  • 2 rear exhaust vents
  • Reflective logos on back and shoulders
  • Stretch panels on back shoulders for added comfort


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