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Harley Touring Right Side Hardbag Black Pearl on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
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Coram, New York, US

Coram, New York, US
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Harley Right Side  Hardbag 2009  Touring  


This bag came off a 2005 Roadking,    has   damage  on  the lid as shown in the picture and on the bag , needs work or use as is. 

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