Linkert Bird Deflector Chopper Cover Bobber Harley Motorcycle Air Cleaner Rat on 2040-parts.com
Apache Junction, Arizona, US
This auction is for a new/unused LINKERT CARB BIRD DEFLECTOR. It's cast in high quality aluminum. It come with a sand cast finish, mounting bolts are NOT included. I ship all of my items out to you fast and I pack all of my items with the most care! Thank you!
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