Black Barbwire Shift Linkage For Harleys & Custom Bikes on 2040-parts.com
Sturgis, South Dakota, US
You are bidding on a brand new BLACK "Barbwire" design, Shift Linkage Fits stock Harley Davidsons of 12 1/4 inch, '84- present (no Sportster) $14.99 for S/H within Lower 48 States. Please contact Seller for Alaska and Hawaii Option: Installation Kit $9.99 (No Charge S/H)Includes 2 High Polished Stainless Bolts Please let me know if you want this Kit, a separate Invoice will be sent after Auction
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