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Joe Rocket Thick Fit Classic Men's Leather Motorcycle Gloves Black on 2040-parts.com

US $44.99
Location:

Redford, Michigan, United States

Redford, Michigan, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:Joe Rocket Color:Black Manufacturer Part Number:1338-101 Material:Leather Make:CLASSIC THICK FIT Country/Region of Manufacture:China Gender:Men

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Call us with questions at 313-255-4800 or toll free at 866-610-7669.

New Location:

25959 West 8 Mile Rd

Redford, MI 48240

Retail $49.99

MENS CLASSIC LEATHER GLOVE
• Supple drum dyed Cowhide outer
• Vibration dissipating gel palm
• Pre-curved ride-friendly design
• Charcoal reflective logo
• Hinged fingers for added dexterity
• Flex-wrist for easy on and off
• Thick Fit for a huskier/wider palm



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