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Bucky Barrett (Roy Orbison) Personal “Bad Bones” Motorcycle Boots

Bucky Barrett (Roy Orbison) Personal “Bad Bones” Motorcycle Boots

Bucky Barrett’s personal motorcycle boots. Bucky Barrett, guitar player extraordinaire, toured extensively with Roy Orbison. Made by Attitude of El Paso, Texas. 12 inches from edge of heel to toe tip. Note the one hole hole in the front left boot. Sold as is. No returns.

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Bucky Barrett’s personal motorcycle boots. Bucky Barrett, guitar player extraordinaire, toured extensively with Roy Orbison. Made by Attitude of El Paso, Texas. 12 inches from edge of heel to toe tip. Note the one hole hole in the front left boot. Sold as is. No returns.

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