Harley Davidson Batwing Fairing Mount Mirrors on 2040-parts.com
Dudley, North Carolina, US
FACTORY HARLEY BATWING FAIRING MOUNT MIRRIORS, LEFT AND RIGHT, GOOD CONDITION, FITS 96-2013, STENCIL INCLUDED FOR HOLE PATTERN. CAME OFF A 2012 STREET GLIDE. NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS AS THE ITEM IS USED. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MY HAVE BEFORE BIDDING. ONLY PAYPAL ACCEPTED AND PAYMENT EXPECTED WITHIN THREE DAYS OF AUCTION END OR ITEM WILL BE RELISTED. HAPPY BIDDING
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