Harley Sportster Rear Pipe Support 1995 86-03 on 2040-parts.com
Wilkesboro, North Carolina, US
Up for auction is a rear pipe support for a Harley Davidson Sportster. This came off of a 1995 XL1200. Very good condition; (see photos). Just removed from a running bike. Bolts included. Should fit 86-03 XL models but, please, check with your service tech for proper fitment and function. Not from a wreck or salvage. No Reserve! International shipping available. Check out my other auctions for more Sportster parts.
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