☀ Drag Specialties 5.75" Bottom Mount Gloss Black Halogen Headlight 2001-0553 ☀ on 2040-parts.com
San Francisco, California, US
5.75" Bottom Mount Gloss Black Halogen Headlight
5.75" bottom mount gloss black halogen motorcycle headlight. Sturdy metal headlight bucket with heavy duty mounting bracket and real glass lens. Features blue high beam indicator light on top.
Bottom mount style. Includes all 10mm mounting hardware. Ready to mount.
Includes replaceable H4 12 Volt 60/55 Watt Halogen headlight bulb. Also includes all wire leads for low beam, high beam, ground and high beam indicator. DOT approved.
Drag Specialties Part Number: 2001-0553
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