Knucklehead-ul-45-panhead-springer "new Repro" Brake Cable Clamp #45172-28b on 2040-parts.com
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
KNUCKLEHEAD-UL-45-PANHEAD-SPRINGER "NEW REPRO" BRAKE CABLE CLAMP. THESE ARE BLACK AND ARE VERY GOOD QUALITY. PART #45172-28B
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