Harley Springer Front End on 2040-parts.com
Springdale, Arkansas, US
Im not sure what this came off of exactly, although i know it was from a newer harley. this one was obviously in a wreck. it looks like someone tried to restraighten it. the right person could straighten these out, or do whatever with them. i will answer questions as soon as possible and send more pics upon request. shipping will be calculated at end on auction. thanks!
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