Jay Brake Billet Replacement Lever For '95-up Chrome Master Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
Brevard, North Carolina, US
This is a brand new replacement front brake lever for 95-up Harley Davidson. It is a billet piece with a rubber insert. It has never been out of the box. Retail on this lever is $81.95.
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