Another Genuine Harley Tool/stuff Bag on 2040-parts.com
Sand Lake, New York, US
GENUINE HARLEY DAVIDSON FORK/BACKREST BAG. VERY NICE USED CONDITION. Please, no returns unless it's not as described. If you do not want it please do not bid. I DESCRIBE EVERYTHING TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. IF IT'S DAMAGED OR NOT WORKING PROPERLY I'LL TELL YOU.
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