Harley Davidson Sturgis Fxs Fxsb Shovelhead Inner Primary 60502-80a Oem Nos on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Massachusetts, US
This is a BRAND NEW, Harley-Davidson STURGIS Shovelhead, 4 Speed Inner Primary Housing. The Harley number is 60502-80A. This Housing is factory Gloss Black Wrinkle Finish, BRAND NEW in Factory Harley Davidson box. The Transmission mainshaft bearing + seal are factory installed. The application is 1980 thru 1983 STURGIS Model Shovelhead, FXS, FXSB, Belt Drive Primary, Mid Controls, Belt to rear Wheel, Four Speed Trans. Extra shipping/handling for Alaska and Hawaii. Send to USA address only, no APO/FPO, no Canada, no Puerto Rico.
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