Harley 3/4 Inch Axle Softail Stock Rear Brake Caliper Mount Mounting Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Danbury, North Carolina, US
Softail rear caliper mounting bracket - approximate 87-99.
Fits 3/4" axle.
Has good pad shim areas.
The black wrinkle is a little bubbly close to axle.
Overall good shape.
Bin B5
Code:cd100213
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