12"1/2 Shocks For Fx,fxe,superglide And Lowrider on 2040-parts.com
Rudolph, Ohio, US
Up for bid is a pair of new 12"1/2, shocks without original packaging.Unknown mfg,but seem to be of decent quality.Comes with Chrome stud covers but no shims or spacers.Please ask questions before bidding as I do not accept returns unless I have made a mistake in the listing.Payment within 3 days of auction end.Happy bidding and good luck. Update:This a no reserve auction,Sorry it took so long. John. Update : I took these to the local H-D shop and was told these are stock factory shocks. John.
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