Boss Hoss Motorcycle Custom Chrome Lower Belt Guard Cover Laser Engraved on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Boss Hoss motorcycle custom chrome lower belt guard cover - goes over the stock guard - Fits 2001 and newer. See sample picture showing placement on bike. Don't miss out!
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