Bagger Razor Tour Pack Fits Harley Davidson Black Gelcoat on 2040-parts.com
Seekonk, Massachusetts, United States
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Aftermaket HD style fiberglass Razor tour pac small size, side by side pic shows a Razor next to Med size which I also have listed accepts stock latches with spacers, Free S+H This one is black gelcoat will need to be sanded and preped before paint or use as is
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Red cor tech sport bike tank bag in great condition! no reserve!
Fast pack tail bag slightly used no reserve!!
Harley leather saddlebag-bobber/ choppper(US $60.00)
Rapid transit saddlebags in nice condition no reserve!!!
Harley used softail left 4 dot top row saddlebag
Roadking, street glide harley custom speaker lids bagger flh touring(US $275.00)
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