02 Fxdwg Harley Davidson Wide Glide Brake Pedal Aluminun Chrome Replacement on 2040-parts.com
Shalimar, Florida, US
This is genuine Harley Davidson girder style billet brake pedal. I had this on my 2002 FXDWG wide glide please check with Harley for fitment. It is in very good condition please refer to the pictures, there are no major scratches or scrapes, just normal wear a tear which is minimal. I don't think you can get these anymore from Harley.
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