Xelement Premium Leather Motorcycle Over Pants With Side Zipper & Snaps Mint on 2040-parts.com
Allen, Texas, United States
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Worn one winter season in the Dallas, TX area. Size is 36 waist with a 32 inch inseam. These leather overpants are in Mint Condition. I wore these over insulated winter "tights" rather than blue jeans, and this kept me plenty warm even on the coldest DFW winter days. I wear 36 waist jeans and the fit over the "long johns" was just fine...did not need a larger size. Even though we are considered in the deep south, Dallas can get plenty cold in the winter...our season is just considerably shorter than you guys up north. See leatherup.com for description of these leathers.
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