Kawasaki Vulcan 750 800 900 1500 Chrome Flame Mirrors on 2040-parts.com
Laguna Hills, California, US
You are bidding on a brand new pair of CHROME FLAME MIRRORS.
To fit Kawasaki handlebar mount 1986-2012.
High quality billet aluminum with chrome finish.
Dimensions: Viewable area = 3.5" x 5" at widest points of glass. Reach = 9" from outer edge of mirror to mounting stud.
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