Harley Davidson Willie G. Skull Collection Chrome Levers/ Can't Buy Anymore New on 2040-parts.com
Butte, Montana, US
This is a used set of willie G skull collection levers that have not been made in a couple years . they are used but still in good shape, they were on a 07 road king
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