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Harley 1930-36 Vl Right Crankcase Bearing Nos on 2040-parts.com

US $19.95
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Cedar Springs, Michigan, US

Cedar Springs, Michigan, US
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Part number 413-30.  This is an NOS right crankcase bearing that fits 1930-36  Harley Flathead 74" and 80" twins.  It came out of Chicago Motorcycle Supply's old inventory.  Be sure to ask questions if you have any.  If you win more than one item, wait for an invoice with combined shipping cost before paying.  We sell worldwide.  Overseas buyer are responsible for customs taxes, and we are not responsible for shipping delays due to the customs department.

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