Harley 45784-82 Xls Decal Nos Oem Genuine Sold Each on 2040-parts.com
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, US
NEW genuine Harley 14668-97 fender decal, sold each (1 decal) NOS OEM. Please make sure this is the correct part for your application. Please email for measurements if needed. Refund available only if the part is not as described, no refunds if you purchased the wrong item or expected 2 decals. USPS Priority shipping only for international shipping
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