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Nifty Power Trip Leather Motorcycle Jacket Size 2xl Mesh Pads Adj Wrist Waist on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Grandview, Tennessee, United States

Grandview, Tennessee, United States
like new
Brand:Power Trip Color:Black Gender:Unisex Adult Material:Leather Size:2XL Country/Region of Manufacture:China UPC:Does not apply

Hi and thanks for stopping by my auction

this is for a  nifty like new don't think it has ever been wore leather, mesh motorcycle coat/jacket

Power Trip
size 2 xl
leather and mesh is 100% polyester

arm inseam is 20 in aprox

Adj waist as it sits it measures 52 in
padded back/ back waist/ elbows
adjustable wrist/waist

head phone hole

Nothing wrong with this coat from smoke free home.  So sorry about the shipping cost but this is  heavy and bulky.

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