Motor Trike Mechanical Reverse 09-13 Flht And Sreamin' Eagle W/ Std Clutch (025) on 2040-parts.com
Mirror Lake, New Hampshire, US
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MOTOR TRIKE MECHANICAL REVERSE WITH ELECTRONIC CUT-OFF SWITCH Fitment: '09-13 FLHT and Screamin' Eagle 6-speed OEM transmission with STANDARD CLUTCH Consrtucted from lightweight aluminum, chromed and zinc-plated. Equipped with an electronic cut-off switch to protect transmission from operator error. No exhaust modification needed when used with OEM exhaust. Does not affect forward gear operation. Clutch-operated, eliminating any strain on the electrical system. Plug and play harness, all installation tools and instructions included. Made in the U.S.A.
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