H-d Oem Head Bolts, Fits L 85-91, Big Twin And Sportster on 2040-parts.com
Fremont, Ohio, US
These are OEM Head bolts for H-D. This set will replace bolts on 2 heads. They are new, but the package with the short bolts have been opened. They are all there. These usually cost $3.50 or more apiece.
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