Harley Davidson Front Parking Brake Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Corvallis, Oregon, US
Harley Davidson Front Parking Brake Lever Bracket. This is a good used part, very rare and hard to find. Long obsolete from Harley. This would be a good start to building your brake assembly.
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