Mens Harley Davidson T-shirt Black Tee Lg Legendary Respect Nwot Blank Back on 2040-parts.com
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NEW Without Tags Mens Genuine Harley Davidson Short sleeve T-Shirt Genuine Licensed Harley Davidson Product Size : Large Color: Black Measurements: Chest is 22.5 across for a total chest of 44/45. Standard 100% cotton T-Shirt . This is a standard black tee, with silk screened graphic on the front. Graphic has Harley Davidson name, bar/shield logo, and quality motorcycles since 1903. Also has a legendary Harley cruiser in orange and silver. Back is plain Black. Back is plain No dealer logo's or graphics.
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