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Harley Davidson Rear Fender Touring (#1040) on 2040-parts.com

US $250.00
Location:

La Mesa, California, United States

La Mesa, California, United States
Condition:Used

HD Rear Fender
  • HARLEY REAR FENDER 

  • FITS 2009-2016 TOURING MODELS 

  • CAME OFF 2012 ULTRA ROAD GLIDE. 

  • PAINT IS GLOSS BLACK

  • FREE FROM SCRATCHES, DENTS OR DINGS. 

  • IN GREAT SHAPE COMES WITH ALL


  • See pictures
  • No Reserve!! 
  • Please check with your dealer for fitment before purchase, seller is not responsible
  • Please contact Leonard Harrington at (619)920-4032 for any questions!


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Item # 1040

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