Harley Davidson Xl Sportster Dyna Softail Classic Chrome Headbolt Covers on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
Harley Classic Chrome Headbolt Covers
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Genuine Harley-Davidson, Classic
Chrome Headbolt Covers made in the USA and precision machined from
high-quality aluminium.
Hand-polished and chrome-plated. 14.8mm inner diameter and 26.5mm outer diameter. Includes Allen key to secure the small grub screw in each Cover.
H-D P/No 43890-93: Fits 1987-later XL 883 & 1200 Sportster models, 2008-later XR models and 1984-1999 Evo 1340 models.
Excellent new condition - in original packaging as shown in
the photo.
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