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Fly Racing Racewear Motorcross Off Road Dirt Bike Pants Sz 28 Style 805 on 2040-parts.com

US $32.49
Location:

Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, United States

Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Pre-owned Brand:FLY RACING RACEWEAR Size:28 Gender:Unisex Youth Color:Blue

 FLY RACING RACEWEAR MOTORCROSS

OFF ROAD DIRT BIKE PANTS

SIZE 28

STYLE 805

This auction is for an AWESOME Fly Racing

Racewear Motorcross Off Road Dirt Bike Pants

Size 28

Style # 805 Race Pant

-Colors:  Blue, Black, White, Grey, and Red

-Material:  Outer Shell-100% Nylon, Lining-100% Polyester,

Cuff-100% Polyester, Knee Covering-Kevlar, Spandex-100% Polyester

-Excellent Used Condition; no rips, tears, stains or repairs

…see photos, as they are part of the description

-Made in China

Smoke free home.

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