New Harley Detachable Solo Rack Rear Docking Hardware Kit 90306-97 Flsts Softail on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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Genuine HD hardware kit for detachable rear docking solo rack. Part # is 90306-97. This will fit the FLSTS Softail Springer. The part is brand new and still in the original box.
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