Rocky Mountain Hides Solid Genuine Buffalo Leather Motorcycle Chaps Bkchpslb on 2040-parts.com
Clubb, Missouri, United States
Rocky Mountain Hides™ Solid Genuine Buffalo Leather Motorcycle Chaps
Feature heavy-duty zippers, adjustable laced belt, silver-tone hardware, and full lining. May be trimmed to desired length with no hemming necessary.
The sizes range from medium to 3x
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