Harley Davidson Sportster & Fxr Direction Relocation Kit New Nos 90504-82a Fx on 2040-parts.com
Walnut Creek, California, US
Due to policy changes from Harley Davidson, I am unable to ship any new Harley parts outside of the United States or to any export/courier companies. I am also unable to accept payments from non-US Paypal accounts. If either of those happen, I will cancel the auction immediately and refund your money if necessary. As a dealership, we have to follow the policies that the Harley Davidson Motor Company has put in place.
For sale is a new Harley Davidson Direction / Turn Signal Relocation kit for XL, FX and FXR models. It is brand new, but the packaging has been opened. I checked it out and it does not look like anything is missing. You will be receiving it as shown in the pictures.
Part number 90504-82A.
Note: This fitment info is from the instructions, which are from 1990. This won't fit all newer models.
This kit is designed to relocate rear directional lights for the addition of saddlebags. This kit will fit the following models: 1972 and later FX and XL; and 1982 to 1986 FXR.
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