Harley 2008-13 Xl Sportster Oem 4" Speedometer Mph, Calibrated Miles 3,755 on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Virginia, United States
New factory sealed unopened calibrated speedo with 3755 miles on it.(Photo is a stock photo I got off of google) I ordered it for a 2013 sportster 72 but wound up selling the bike before this came in. Free Shipping
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