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1200 Custom Sportster Shift Lever & Linkage on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Hermiston, Oregon, US

Hermiston, Oregon, US
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this the stock shift lever from a 1200 sportster custom. these parts were taken off the bike before it was ever ridden, I had the forward shifter put on and sissy bar with a rack. there is the parts for the rear blinker and the license plate bracket. 

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