Bad As Hell Chrome Billet Fork Cap Fc2 Harley 86-99 41 Mm Forks on 2040-parts.com
Sacramento, California, US
you are bidding on a new bad as hell front lower fork leg clamp half.with 12 point mounting hardware.replace that ugly cast weak lower cap with aerospace qaulity.made of 7075 stronger than 6061-t6.lifetime warranty.makes both fork legs match.this will fit 41mm wide glide models with a 3/4" axle.these retail for $119.95 and i can combine shipping.
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