Harley Davidson Organizer Tote Bag Carrying Case Tool Bag / Pouch on 2040-parts.com
Leicester, North Carolina, United States
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NEW HARLEY DAVIDSON TOTE ORGANIZER, TOOL BAG, GENERAL PURPOSE CARRYING BAG / CASE / POUCH FEATURES 8 POCKETS FASTENED BY VELCRO & METAL RINGLETS FOR ANY OTHER TYPE OF ATTACHMENT FOR BAG YOU CAN ROLL IT UP OR CARRY IT AS A TOTE BAG WHATEVER THE PURPOSE YOU MAY NEED IT FOR WE PURCHASED THIS ORGANIZER TOTE BAG AND NEVER USED IT WE FOUND IT TUCKED AWAY IN OUR CLOSET. CANNOT EVER REMEMBER IT BEING USED. SUPER CLEAN AND APPEARS FLAWLESS |
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