Harley Choke Enrichener Cable 29229-88d on 2040-parts.com
Alexandria, Virginia, US
Harley Choke/Enrichener cable
Fits 92-06 Harley with factory Keihin carburetor.
New in unopened package.
Sold as-is no returns.
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