Harley Wl 45 2 Bolt Clutch Gear on 2040-parts.com
New Ulm, Minnesota, US
Used, still usable in my opinion, this clutch gear is for the 2 bolt harley 45 transmissions before 1941. There is a small chunk missing by threads, shouldn't affect use.
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