2005 Harley Davidson Fork Sliders on 2040-parts.com
Chico, California, US
SCOTTY'S VINTAGE HONDAS
Up for auction are these Harley Davidson fork sliders. These sliders are off of a 2005 Bagger they are in excellent condition removed them and installed a new pair of black powder coated.
SHIPPING: DUE TO THE HIGH COST OF SHIPPING WE SHIP U.S.P.S ECONOMY 1-10 DAYS IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE YOUR ITEM QUICKER LET US KNOW AND WE WILL ADJUST OUR SHIPPING TO PRIORITY 2-3 DAYS.ALSO WE TRY TO SHIP NEXT DAY AFTER PAYMENT IS RECEIVED BUT THAT IS NOT ALWAYS THE CASE. ITEMS WITH FREE SHIPPING ARE FOR THE LOWER 48 ONLY.
E-BAY CAN CHARGE US UP TO 9% ON SHIPPING SO WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ADD UP TO 9% TO OUR SHIPPING COST IF NEEDED THIS IS ONLY ON LARGER TICKET ITEMS . ALSO WE MAY CHARGE UP TO $8.00 FOR A PACKING BOX AND PACKING MATERIAL IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE TERMS PLEASE ASK BEFORE BIDDING.
PAYMENT: MUST BE RECEIVED FROM WINNING BIDDER WITH IN 72 HOURS OF AUCTION ENDING.IF WE DO NOT RECEIVE PAYMENT WITH IN THAT TIME FRAME YOUR BID WILL BE VOID AND ITEM WILL BE RELISTED. ALSO WE WILL FILE A NON PAYMENT CLAIM WITH E-BAY AGAINST YOUR FEEDBACK. WE ONLY EXCEPT PAYMENT FROM A VERIFIED PAY-PAL ACCOUNT.
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