Flh "good Used" Front Safety Bar Air Deflectors on 2040-parts.com
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
FLH "GOOD USED" FRONT SAFETY BAR AIR DEFLECTORS. THIS IS A VERY NICE SET OF WIND GUARDS FOR THE FRONT SAFETY BAR. THESE ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AND COMES COMPLETE WITH MOUNTING CLAMPS. THE PIN STRIPS ARE VERY NICE. (8LBS)
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