Harley Dyna Detachable Sissy Bar Backrest Street Bob Super Glide Low Quick on 2040-parts.com
Beacon, Iowa, US
This is a nice used Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories detachable passenger sissy bar upright and back rest pad. This backrest assembly was previously mounted on a 2009 Street Bob. The docking hardware that remains on the bike after removal is not included in this auction.
This is in good condition as shown. It is a used backrest so if you're looking for new head into your local Harley dealership and order one.
FITS: 2006-2013 FXDL Low Rider, FXDB Street Bob, FXDC Super Glide Custom, FXD Super Glide
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 I will disassemble and box up for shipping. Please ask any questions before auction end. Thanks and enjoy.
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