Kuryakyn Longhorn Iso Brake Pedal For Harley Davidson Fxst Fxdwg on 2040-parts.com
Dundee, New York, US
Overview of Kuryakyn ISO Longhorn Brake Pedal Pad - 8044
- The lightest and sleekest brake pad ever
- Designed with less weight and radiused end for comfort
- Longhorn pedal for FXST, FXDWG and all Big Twin with Kuryakyn forward controls is 25% longer than stock to help you reach it when using accessory carbs or controls
- Made in Korea
- Stock replacement
- Matches ISO pegs
- Neoprene insert cleats
- Long Horn is 25% longer
- Fits all Kuryakyn forward controls
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