Harley Davidson Diamond Black Hand Grips Touring, Road Glide Flhx 2012 Used 2013 on 2040-parts.com
Gilbert, Arizona, US
Here is a VERY Nice Set of USED Harley Davidson Diamond Black Hand Grips, HD part # 56746-08. I had these on my 2012 Road Glide, they were dealer installed & dealer removed. I decided to change the look of my bike. There is NOTHING wrong with them.They were on the bike about a year. Per the HD catalog they fit 2008 & up Touring Models. when new, they were 99.95. Check out my other Auctions, payment due within 3 days.
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