Harley Davidson Flh Aluminum Spoke Wheel And Tire on 2040-parts.com
Genoa, Illinois, US
9 spkoke rims choice of 2. including tire dunlop tire shows some dry cracking but not real bad. decent tread left. rims are in good useable condition. they do show some signs of age small dent/pitting as shown in pice. both rims are in useable condition. sold as is as seen. please look at pics before you buy. came from hd flh. will ship or local pick up. listing is for 1 rim and tire
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