Harley Davidson Comfort Rear Saddlebag Guards 49088-01 on 2040-parts.com
Dundee, Illinois, US
Comfort Rear Saddlebag Guards $179.95 (retail)
HD Part # 49088-01
Genuine Harley Davidson Rear Comfort Saddlebag Guards, designed to fit 1997-2007 touring models FLHR, FLHT, FLHRC. The Comfort Profile provides extra passenger clearance between the bar and the leg. Especially helpful with passengers with shorter legs. Was on my Road King but will also fit on Electra Glide and Road Glide models. Used but no visible scratches, never dropped. Like new!
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