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Icon Contra Textile Motorcycle Jacket M Medium 42 40 Black White Overlord Gray on 2040-parts.com

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Burbank, California, United States

Burbank, California, United States
Excellent condition, ICON CONTRA, FULL ARMOR, LINER!!!
Brand:ICON Size:Medium 42, 40, Ladies XL, or a tighter large. Make:CONTRA Color:Black, White, Gray Gender:Unisex Adult Material:Nylon (textile), CE Armor UPC:Does not apply

Hi, this is an ICON CONTRA textile motorcycle jacket. It's a men's size Medium (42,40 or a tighter 46).  This jacket cost us $280 new a few years back.  Has full armor in back (a real back plate!!!), shoulders, elbows and forearms. For a textile jacket, this thing has some real weight to it, feels rigid (kinda like stiff leather).  Very protective jacket that will save your hide in case of a God forbid, a lay down.  Also has an inner stash pocket and 2 outer pockets on the front.  One small flaw (see photos) there is minimal road grime, one in particular, an inch by inch sized one near the one front pocket and a super tiny one on one of the back shoulders just from riding.  I have had several white jackets before.  If you put it in the shower on the bottom off the tub and get it nice and wet (pull liner and parts out first) then get a scrub brush and some ShOUT or whatever, I guarantee it will clean up like practically new just we never found the time to do it. Just kinda life with a white jacket.  Other than that, the jacket is flawless, great shape, very nice!!!  Any questions, please ask.  Thanks for looking!!!!  

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