Ironhead Sportster Forward Controls on 2040-parts.com
Morristown, Indiana, US
Forward controls for XL Ironhead Sportsters with right side shift. I had these on my 72 XLCH for about a year. They worked well but I went back to original setup before I sold the bike.
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