60's 70's Chopper Kickstand Harley Panhead Triumph Shovel Head Knucklehead Flat on 2040-parts.com
Cohutta, Georgia, US
Kick stand for antique chopper motorcycles. I got this in a barn lot of 50's 60's 70's parts. measures approximately 18 inches (see pics)
This is an antique, used part. It is sold AS-IS. Please Ask before bidding. I will do my best to answer.
NO RESERVE!!
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