1999 Victory V92c Brake Pedal Floorboard Foot Rest Floor Board Backet Right Side on 2040-parts.com
Goose Creek, South Carolina, US
Up for bids is a bracket, brake pedal, and floor board assembly that came from a running 1999 Victory V92C. Overall in good shape, and is free moving. Just bolt on and go! Feel free to email with any questions. Good luck, and happy bidding.
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