Harley Detachable 2-up Luggage Rack Chrome 54215-09-2016 Street Glide Road King on 2040-parts.com
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Smooth sweeping curves and a brilliant chrome finish defines the look of this Luggage Rack. This sleek and functional rack is an elegant solution for carrying your luggage across the country. Designed to work with or without Detachable Passenger Backrests, this rack can be installed or removed from the Docking Hardware in seconds, creating a truly versatile ride. NEW OPEN BOX ITEM , PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER ITEMS THAT GO WITH THIS RACK OFFERS & COMBINATIONS OF ITEMS guinnessx(at)fastmail(dot)fm
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