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Skin Riding Pants-mx Atv Motorcycle Yamaha Blue-list $150. Pant Size 34 New on 2040-parts.com

US $34.95
Location:

Monmouth, Oregon, United States

Monmouth, Oregon, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:Skin Class:Motorcycle Make:SKIN Industries Size:Waist 34 Product Type:Off-Road Gear UPC:Does not apply

Brand new in the original bag extra heavy duty SKIN Industries S2-05 riding pants, tuck in the boot, Size 34 are available. Built w/ hip protection pads included. Strong elastic waist band. These are made from the heaviest, most durable 100% Polyester with the best possible design attention paid to stitching to reinforcement all the places that usually fail. 
You will be impressed with the quality and durability of these pants, almost bullet proof. MSRP $150. 
Other sizes are available at a different price.
The same design & quality are also available in SHORTS in size 32.

  

 

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