Kuryakyn - 7926 - Adjustable Passenger Foot Pegs on 2040-parts.com
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
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You are bidding on a complete set of used Kuryakyn Passenger Adjustable Foot Pegs that I removed from my 2002 HD Ultra Classic. These are in perfect condition and all mounting hardware is included. They will fit other brands and models of bikes. Check the parts at Kuryakyn website for a full list of bikes that these will fit. The Ebay list is very limited.
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