Harley Knucklehead,flathead Chrome Springer Front Brake Cable Lower Connection on 2040-parts.com
Corunna, Ontario, Canada
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..Harley Davidson Knucklehead,RL,WL,WLC,WLA,VL,Chrome Springer Front Brake Cable Lower Connection,.Part # 45172-28.."No Pin".....Theses are reproduction part...Not sure of all the years they fit.. Feel free to ask questions. Look at my other items.. Will Ship within 3 Business Days after Payment has been Made!!!!
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