Harley Davidson Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, US
Up for sell is a set of factory Harley Davidson wheels and tires that came off a 2012 Road Glide Custom. wheels and tires are in very go condition, they were taken off and replaced with after market wheels and tires around 2000 miles so they have a lot of life left. Will be good for a project build or replacements on a wrecked bike.
Wheels, Tires for Sale
Harley davidson wheels(US $250.00)
Z1 900 rear brake hub assembly(US $50.00)
Shinko 520 series intermediate / hard terrain 2.50 - 12" front motorcycle tire(US $39.99)
Tire(US $0.99)
Bridgestone battlax bt45 hypo tire rear 140/70-18 v(US $154.86)
Used 190/55zr17 metzeler 190/55/17 rear motorcycle tire racetec interact (227)(US $39.98)
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