Biltwell Inc. Chrome 8" Murdock Risers For Harley Bobber Sportster Dyna Fx Fl on 2040-parts.com
Warminster, Pennsylvania, US
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Biltwell Inc. Murdock Risers
This item fits:
Most Models
- Investment-cast steel one-piece top clamp
- TIG welded 0.120" wall 4130 chromoly steel uprights with 1/2"-13
- 8" Rise
- Polished show chrome
- Handlebar clamp bolt patterns fit speedo/tach brackets on many stock model year Harleys
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