Harley Oem Mph Speedometer 67410-04r 21002165 5217 2224186 Flsti Flhtf 08-10 on 2040-parts.com
Oak Harbor, Washington, United States
From a local customizer. Looks unused. Could not test it because it does not fit any of my bikes. I will combine shipping on multi buys to save you money. Please do not bid if you cannot complete this auction within 3 days.
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