Rev'it Tarmac Leather Motorcycle Racing Suit Size 46 Eu, 36 Us - Revit on 2040-parts.com
Greenbrae, California, US
REV'IT! Tarmac road racing leather one piece suit. Size 46 (European...
approx 36 US size). Brand new/never worn. Suit is prepped for a
hydration pack (not included) in the speed hump for endurance races or
longer road rides. Removable zip-in liner for ease of cleaning. Includes
all body armor in shoulders, elbows, and knees. Includes knee pucks as
well. Perfect for racing, track-days, or road riding. This is brand new with tag still attached.
Will ship to US only. Suit is brand new but, sorry, no returns. Paypal only or cash if local pickup. This suit is listed locally and the auction will be removed if sold locally and no bids have been placed before the scheduled end time. Please contact me if there are any questions.
Thank you and happy bidding!!
REV'IT! Tarmac Leather Suit Red
Start with the best selection of safety-stitched Grade A leather, Kevlar stretch, and Pro-Life armor. Add our MotoGP developed dual-comp shoulder and elbow hard parts, and a fitting shape that can only come from Engineered Skin. Throw in our new Hydra bag-ready speed hump, and a washable, removable liner. The result? TARMAC. Aggressive, protective, and built to fit like no suit you've ever owned before.
- Outer shell: X-lite cowhide, Monaco Performance cowhide, PWR|Kevlar stretch, PWR|shell 500D stretch, neoprene, Lorica®
- Composition - outer shell: 83% leather, 15% polyamide, 1% aramid, 1% polyurethane; lining: 81% polyester, 17% polyamide, 2% elastane
- Protection: Dual-comp protectors at shoulders and elbows, Dual-comp knee slider type A, ProLife® CE protection at shoulders, elbows and knees, perforated EVA foam at back and hips, safety stitching, double leather seat
- Fit: race fit, tight
- Ventilation: VCS I speed hump hydra bag prepared, fully perforated outer shell at chest and sleeves, ventilation panel at upper legs
- Features: comfort collarand cuffs, stretch lips at shoulders, back, elbows and knees, removable lining
- Pockets: inner pocket
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