Motorcycle Propad Flag on 2040-parts.com
Walton, Kentucky, United States
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This is an all-American flag and mounting system - made in USA and is stunningly high quality. It was used for one season on my Harley Road King Classic - it was mounted to the back of the luggage rack (see photo). The flag is in excellent condition. The mounting hardware is in showroom condition - the chrome is blemish free. The mounting assembly is solid steel, as is the pole that holds the flag - when you hold this in your hands , the weight and gorgeous chrome plating will impress you to no end.
The mounting hardware consists of a clam-shell type mount that locks down on the back horizontal tube of the luggage rack - all you need to install it is an Allen (hex) wrench. It's made to go on a 5/8" tube, which is what the Harley luggage rack is made of. (It will not fit on a rack that's made of 1/2" tubes, so measure your rack before bidding on this.) For more info go to the Pro Pad Inc site - thepropad.com. You'll pay about $60 for a new one - this one is a great buy at only $25. |
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