Tour Master Solution Waterproof Motorcycle Road Boots Mens Boys In Size 8 on 2040-parts.com
Tewksbury, Massachusetts, United States
Nice pair of pre-owned Tour Master Solution Motorcycle Road Boots in Size 8. Some minor scuffing on side or boot - see picture 4 and light wear. Some tears on inside fold - see picture #11. Zip and Velcro closures. Still very usable! Orig. $129.99.
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