1969 Harley Sportster Xlch Piston Set With Matching New Ring Set. Fits 54-69 on 2040-parts.com
Wylie, Texas, US
This is a Complete set of new pistons ( stock) and ring set for 900cc Harley sportsters 1954-1969, never been used and in original packages...
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