Harley Davidson Parts - Touring Back Rest on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, US
Freshly black powder coated detachable Touring back rest and pad. Retails at approx. $289. Selling for $200. Like new!
Fits '97-'08 Road King®, FLHT, FLHX and FLTR models equipped with required Docking Kits. Fits '06-'08 FLHTC models equipped with Detachable Tour-Pak® Rack Kit P/N 53303-07 and Docking Hardware Kit P/N 53803-06.
No bike to put it on!
Plus shipping. CONUS only, please.
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