Joe Rocket Racing/riding Jacket W/removable Insulation, Pads, Vents on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, North Carolina, US
This jacket was purchased and used only a handful of times by a Harley rider. It is a great fitting jacket with a removable liner and six vents, allowing it to be worn on all but the hottest days. I wore it briefly during a cold winter several years ago and it was comfortable down to the point that snow was coming down and it was time to put the bike up. The size is 42, leather is all in great shape and very soft, and elastic straps on the sleeves with leather/velcro straps on the waist allow it to be snugged to the rider. Snaps and zippers on the sleeve also allow it to be fit to you and it is motionless on the road. The pads are included and were never worn. The photo where the piping on back is bright is a photo taken using the flash. If I recall, initial price on this jacket was upwards of $350. Having worn it only a few times, I can guarantee you will be very happy with your purchase! Though I promise a 2 day shipping time, depending on time of payment I do all that I can to get shipments out immediately, especially as the riding season is here.
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