Harley Front Or Rear 16" X 3" Chrome Wheel on 2040-parts.com
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HARLEY FRONT OR REAR 16" X 3" WHEEL. GOOD SPOKES, FAIR CHROME EXCELLENT DUAL FLANGE HUB AND BEARINGS, FOR 3/4" AXLE, NOT BENT. PART #43-006-62. DO YOUR HOMEWORK AS TO WHAT THIS WILL FIT. I WILL SHIP TO THE LOWER 48 STATES ONLY. THANKS.
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