New Barnett Clutch Cable For High Handlebars Fits Harley Davidson 52-67 42" Long on 2040-parts.com
Logan, Ohio, US
New Barnett Clutch Cable for High Handlebars. 42 " long. Fits Harley Davidson Duo-Glide models 1952-1967. May be used in custom application. Made In USA. FREE SHIPPING! CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR NEW, USED, NOS, ANTIQUE AND AFTERMARKET HARLEY DAVIDSON PARTS AND ACCESSORIES!!
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