Vintage Motorcycle Leather Pants Racing Cafe Enduro Off-road on 2040-parts.com
Kingsburg, California, US
Selling a pair of vintage dirt bike leathers. Good condition. Leather is still soft. Lining and zippers are still intact. Waist 32. Length from crotch to end of leg 26". Very cool piece for you vintage collectors.
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