New Clutch 45018-69p & Brake Lever 45049-75p Aermacchi Harley 75-78 125,175, 250 on 2040-parts.com
Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, US
Up today we have a pair of BRAND NEW Clutch & Front brake levers that will fit 75-78 Harley Aermacchi models SXT & SS125, SX & SS 175, SX & SS 250's. Please check your parts book for conformation. The part # for these is 45018-69P for the clutch lever and 45049-75P for the front brake lever. These levers are BRAND NEW in the sealed packages. Shipping to US will be FREE via first class mail. International bidders, Please be aware: The US Postal Service has recently increased international shipping rates. PA residents add 6% sales tax.
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