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Secure Saddlebag Mounting System For Harley Davidson Touring Flh Saddlebags on 2040-parts.com

US $19.00
Location:

California, US

California, US
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Secure Saddlebag Mounting System
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This saddlebag mounting system is designed to deter thefts from ripping saddlebags off a bike using simple handtools.  The system also provides a far more secure way to mount saddlebags to your motorcycle.  This system is tamper proof and installs in minutes!

Fits: Harley hard and leather saddlebags.

Includes:
  • (4) bolts
  • (4) snap washers
  • (4) washers
  • (4) receivers

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