Harley Davidson Oem Touring Rear Fender Strut Covers P/n 47522-09 & 47526-09 on 2040-parts.com
Alma, Michigan, US
Genuine OEM Harley Davidson rear fender strut covers right and left. Part #s 47522-09 & 47526-09. These will fit 2009-2013 Touring bikes. FLHTC, FLHTCU, FLHTK, FLHTCUSE and other bikes. Please check with Harley to ensure that they will fit your bike. These were removed from a 2010 Road Glide The pair sells at Harley for $334 + tax. No international Shipping
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