Harley Davidson Touring Ironside Collection Hand Grips 57202-08 New on 2040-parts.com
Cement City, Michigan, US
Town & Country Harley Davidson
Harley Davidson Touring Ironside Collection Hand Grips
Brand NEW
Part # 57202-08
According to Package fits 2008 to Present Touring Models may want to check with your local dealer if you have questions on fitment
Surrounded by brilliant chrome, the rich black rubber tread is offset with scalloped accents and faux rivets. Resembling riveted metal plates, this collection adds a rich industrial look to a modern classic. The Hand Grips are a comfortable 1.5'' diameter, and feature a ''glueless'' design for easy installation
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