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Kuryakyn Bullet Light Rear Turn Signal Bar on 2040-parts.com

US $170.99
Location:

Louisville, Kentucky, US

Louisville, Kentucky, US
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Kuryakyn Bullet Light Rear Turn Signal Bar

Kuryakyn Bullet Light Rear Turn Signal Bar - 0

Item Description

Kuryakyn Bullet Light Rear Turn Signal Bar
  • Replace the OEM turn signal bar and signals with this streamlined kit
  • Light bar relocates license plate below the taillight; built-in light illuminates the license plate
  • Turn signals are single-circuit, feature Küryakyn deep-dish bezels and red lenses
  • Flat license plate support included

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