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Icon Victory Mens Motorcycle Riding Pants Jeans Denium Blue Black 34 Waist on 2040-parts.com

US $89.00
Location:

South Deerfield, Massachusetts, US

South Deerfield, Massachusetts, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return policy details:All items must remain in their original packaging including all tags and labels intact in order for a retun to be accepted. No returns are accepted on helmets, shoes or clothing once they have been worn. Please contact us for more details if you have any questions or concerns regarding our return policy. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No

You are about to purchase a new pair of size 34 waist Icon Victory Riding mens motorcycle pants in blue denim with black accents. Don't be fooled, the new Victory™ Pant has all the manners of an ambassador but the morals of a pirate. High-performance features with pure moto styling combine to form the epitome of street riding pants. The durable denim chassis, Aramid® reinforced knees and hips and breathable ribbed expansion panels are blended specifically for an aggressive riding position. The fit is loose, but the styling is tight. Available with black or red expansion panels.

  • Icon loose fit pattern
  • Durable denim chassis
  • Abrasion resistant Aramid reinforced knees
  • Abrasion resistant Aramid reinforced hips
  • Breathable ribbed expansion panels
  • 2821-0316

the Sizing chart below is supplied by the manufacturer and is to be used as a guide only.

Shipping: All items will ship between 1-5 days depending on item. Due to the fact that we have a retail store and may sell an item off the shelf, some items may have to come from our vendors. We guarentee shipping within the 5 day period. If an item becomes unable, we will notify you immediately. We will combine shipping on all multiple item sales so please wait for an invoice when purchasing items and we will discount you based on the items purchased and the total shipping charges. We do not have big "handling" charges so we don't always charge additional for additional items.... depending on the item.

Refunds: Most items may be returned within 7 days for refund as long as item remains unopened and/or tags in place. Helmets can not be returned. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer unless item is not as described in the ad, mis-represented or defective.

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