Harley, Chopper,bobber,custom, Fits 73-12, 44 Mag. 5-shot Grips-polished on 2040-parts.com
Mount Holly, North Carolina, US
CUSTOM 44 MAGNUM GRIPS 5-SHOT, MADE FROM 6061 ALUMINUM,- POLISHED,REAL 44 BRASS BULLETS. THESE ARE EXCLUSIVE TO VMAD YOU WONT SEE THEM IN ANY CATALOGES. FITS HARLEYS 73-12 EXCEPT HANDLE BARS WITH AIR RESERVOIRS AND 2008 -2012 FLT WITH FLY BY WIRE THROTTLE. FITS ALL CUSTOMS MODELS DUAL OR SINGLE THROTTLE WITH ONE INCH HANDLE BARS. SET YOUR BIKE APART FROM THE PACK.REGULAR PRICE 69.99. GET MATCHING HEEL TOE SHIFTER PEGS FOR 19.99. MADE IN THE U.S.A NOT CHINA
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