Black Harley Rear Pad Sissy Bar Backrest Mount Bracket Street Glide Electra New on 2040-parts.com
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( BLACK ) TRIANGLE WITH EXTENDED HOOK , FOR PASSENGER TOURING PADS
ASSORTED SPACERS AND BOLTS ARE INCLUDED
I HAVE A SLIGHTLY CHEAPER OEM TRIANGLE ( SEE OTHER AUCTIONS )
EXAMPLES OF FITMENT
ELECTRA GLIDE
ROAD GLIDE
STREET GLIDE
POLICE BIKE
FLHTC ULTRA CLASSIC
ROAD KING , ROAD KING CLASSIC
SHIPPING OVER SEAS IS FINE , I WRITE CHEAP COST & GIFT ON PAPERWORK
BRAND NEW NOT IN ORIGINAL PACKAGE
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Original harley 1959 motorcycle enthusiast magazines full year vgc #2865(US $4.99)
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1998 harley touring adjustable lowering kit (US $49.95)
1998 harley touring adjustable lowering kit (US $49.95)
Harley shovelhead starter motor cover w/tabs flt flht original oem nos 1979-82(US $19.95)
Harley shovelhead starter motor cover w/tabs flt flht original oem nos 1979-82(US $19.95)
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