Billet Knurled Passenger Seat Knob Big Dog Harley Occ K-9 Mastiff Pitbull on 2040-parts.com
Lyons, Kansas, US
NEW BILLET ALUMINUM KNURLED SEAT KNOB. THESE WERE USED ON EARLY BIG DOG PASSENGER SEATS WITH MOUNTING STUD ON THE REAR SEAT TAB. ALSO FITS MOST HARLEY DAVIDSON & AFTERMARKET TWO UP SEATS. 1/4" SAE (FINE THREADS).
GREAT TO HAVE FOR A SPARE, THEY ALWAYS FALL OFF GOING DOWN THE ROAD!
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