Harley Flhx, Street Glide Front Turn Signals on 2040-parts.com
Orange, California, US
Came off a 2012 Street-Glide.Give your old Electra-Glide that Street- Glide look or clean up the front of your Road-King with these clean, smooth looking blinkers These front signal brackets are used but in very-very good shape. The wires come bare with no connectors. Also comes with the stock mounting bolts. As you can see they come with the stock amber lens, I can swap out both lens for "Clear" or "Smoked" lens for $5.00 more. "IF YOU ARE A NIT-PICKER, DON'T BID. GO BUY NEW!".
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