Ms Racing Gear Bag on 2040-parts.com
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, US
This is a MS Racing original Off Road Equipment gear bag. Item is in great condition, gently used and stored in our smoke and pet free home. Item has 4 pockets in all. 2 on each end, 1 large pouch in the middle and a smaller one on the front. 2 straps for easy carrying.
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