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Price Reduced! Joe Rocket Speedway Leather Jacket Medium on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
Location:

Manteca, California, United States

Manteca, California, United States
Condition:Pre-owned Brand:Joe Rocket

Up for sale is a like new full leather Speedway jacket made by Joe Rocket. This is a great, versatile jacket with the full length quilted removable liner and has been very well taken care of.

Here is features and benefits of this premium jacket - Original retail is $299.

  • Premium natural 1.2mm drum dyed leather
  • Removable full sleeve quilted liner
  • VariableFlow™ ventilation with underarm grommets allowing humidity out
  • 2 outside pockets, 1 interior pocket
  • Sleek clean design
  • Subtly detailed laser etched logos
  • 2 Rear belt loops for pant attachment
  • Reflective stripe

Any questions please let me know, thanks for looking and see you on the road!


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