Motorcycle Spurs™for Harness Boots-solid Brass Stainless Steel Chaps Snap Buckle on 2040-parts.com
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States
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Boots are not included. Pair of Motorcycle Spurs™
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This sale is for one pair of Motorcycle Spurs™. Wonderful for the long ride and the party. Embossed solid brass. Authentic horse spur stainless steel rowels. Worn on the ring of your favorite harness boots. Boots are not included.
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