Moose Racing Black Gray Sahara Motocross Off Road Pants Size 32 X 29 Mesh Lining on 2040-parts.com
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Moose Racing Black Gray Sahara Motocross BMX Pants Size 32 x 29" Mesh Lining
****Performance Technology Condition: Previously Owned and Used Shows Some Wear FLAWS: Previously Owned Both legs at the bottom show some spot battle wounds Back of pans in seat area has some dirty spots - see picture Size: 32 Men's Colors: Black, White, Gray Material: Shell: 70% Polyester - 30% Nylon Lining: 100% Polyester Spandex: 100% Polyester Knee Index: Natural Leather Wash by Hand or in Cold Water |
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