Womens Harley Davidson Chaps Size Small on 2040-parts.com
Anna, Ohio, United States
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Pre-owned Harley Davidson women's leather chaps, size Small. These chaps were only worn twice. Cost $350 new. Only thing that needs done is a cleaning.
Midweight cowhide leather with double zipper closure on legs for adjustment regarding thigh size or clothing weight. Contrasting stripes and a small zippered pocket. Chaps are in great condition with no issues. All zippers in working condition. Come from a pet free home. Measurements of jacket lying flat: Inside of thigh 33" in length. |
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