Harley Badlands Load Equalizer For Self Canceling System Pn# Ds-272236 on 2040-parts.com
Sacramento, California, US
you are bidding new sealed package badlands load equalizer for use with self canceling system.this is for use when you put on l.e.d.lights.this is drag specialties pn# ds-272236.this comes with instructions.this will fit all harley models with self canceling turn signals,and i can combine shipping.
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