Dyna Highway Peg Mounting Bracket Footrest Supports 49127-77a on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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This pair of chrome mounting bracket plates will fit Dynas from 1991 to the present. You are bidding on just the plates to mount highway pegs on a Dyna. They are in very good condition except for a very little surface rust on the back side and around a mounting hole.
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