Motorcycle 2240:60 Speedometer 36-40 Face Harley Indian Custom on 2040-parts.com
Fabius, New York, US
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FOR 86-86 FXWG, 84-90 FXST, FLST W/FRONT WHEEL DRIVE SPEEDO
36-40 FACE
HARLEY INDIAN CUSTOM DS-243877
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