O'neal Kids Motorbike Boots Used Size Us 4 Euro 36 on 2040-parts.com
Richmond-Tweed, NSW, AU
Motorbike Boots are in good condition. All buckles are in working order. Velcro sections bind as new.Tread is in good condition. Boots are scuffed as per normal wear and tear. Great Boots for your lucky child !! Bid at a fraction of new cost.
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