Brand:Harley Davidson
Part Type:handlebars
Manufacturer Part Number:45727-75p
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HARLEY-DAVIDSON AERMACCHI BETOR HANDLEBAR CLAMP 45727-75P NEW OLD STOCK JP
This handlebar clamp is new, only taken from the package for pictures. SOLD AS SEEN IN PICTURES. VISIT OUR STORE TO SEE OUR LARGE COLLECTION OF VINTAGE AERMACHHI, JAPANESE, BRITISH, EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN MOTORCYCLE PARTS. MOST ALL OF OUR PARTS ARE FROM THE MOUNTAIN WEST UNITED STATES, THE CLIMATE IS VERY DRY AND COOL, A VERY GENTLE AND PRESERVATIVE ATMOSPHERE TOWARDS METALS. *JP*
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By Ben Whitworth
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