Harley Davidson, Steel Toe Engineer Motorcycle Boots, Harness ,size 8 Mens Nice on 2040-parts.com
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, US
Offering for auction are these Harley Davidson steel toe engineer- motorcycle boots , belong to my son , he found a pair he like better, so he ask me to sell these for him .
They are a size 8 med width , they are 12.5" high ,they are black leather with steel toe and in like new condition.
You will not be disappointed with these boots at all, if you can wear a 8 med these are very nice boots. These boots sell for $140.00 new.
When buying used, check out the left boot for wear, used in shifting the bike and these have none.
Email questions you might have.
Shipping is $FREE this is to the greater 48 states only.
Others : Email me your postal code and I will give you shipping cost to your location.
Please take time to look at my other auctions for more motorcycle items and other nice things, and I do combine shipping .
Thanks for looking .
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