Harley Swing Out Kick Start Kicker Arm 4 Speed Trans 33054-77 Gloss Black Nos on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Massachusetts, US
This is a BRAND NEW Aftermarket Black Kick Starter Arm and pedal. Fits any Harley Davidson model with a kicker. Aftermarket copy of OEM Number is 33054-77T. Brand new in the box. Never been put on a bike. Made for Tee Bar #51902-54 mounting. Extra shipping/handling for Alaska and Hawaii. Send to USA address only, no Puerto Rico, no Canada, no APO/FPO.
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