Harley Davidson Shift Lever Cover on 2040-parts.com
Mastic, New York, US
A new in the box Harley Shift Lever Cover ( Please check manufactures part # 6200185 for fitment " jpcycles.com" ) I purchased for a 1993 FXLR, but they will fit many other models.
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