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Fitment: Universal fit on Motorcycles/ Bikes / Cruisers/ Choppers /Bobber /Cafe Racer /Custom application Fits most bike like Honda Harley Suzuki kawasaki yamaha Package: 1 X Headlight 1 X Pair of Fork mounts 
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