Mens Marsee Motorcycle Nylon Riding Pants Black Zip Up Leg Sz 40 on 2040-parts.com
Lucedale, Mississippi, United States
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This is a used pair of black nylon motorcycle riding pants all zippers work legs zip completely all the way up to in scene velcro straps at the bottom the pants have a zipper around the waist band to attach jacket to there are slots for knee pads the knee pads are not present these pants are in good condition please see pictures for a more detailed description
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