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Harley-davidson Bagger Stretched Smooth Rear Fender For Hd Touring 1996-2008 Flh on 2040-parts.com

US $130.00
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Kaunas, LT

Kaunas, LT
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Harley-Davidson SMOOTH Bagger rear fender for 1996-2008 Harley touring models. It is highest quality fiberglass stretched fender on the market today. This fender is wide and low, stretched past the saddlebags to give your bike that low squatted to the ground look you’ve been looking for.  Designed to be a direct overlay of your OEM fender.  


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