Harley-davidson Air Wing Fender Rail Trike Kit P#: 61400058 on 2040-parts.com
Waterford, Michigan, United States
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This is set of Harley-Davidson Air Wing Fender Rail Trike Kit P#: 61400058 These fit 2009-later FLHTCUTG models. Also fits 2010-2011 FLHXXX models. Does NOT fit w/ Harley-Davidson Fender Bra kit P#: 57892-11. These are Brand New in Factory Packaging and comes with FREE SHIPPING!!! If you have any questions please message me. Thank You. |
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