Harley Backrest Sissy Bar Brackets, Detachable, Crinkle Black, Used on 2040-parts.com
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
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Detachable Backrests sissy bar brackets, Harley Davidson brand, crinkle black, used. They came off a 2008 softail Night Train. These are regular $144 new. I added a tape measure so you could double check the measurement, please double check before you order.
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