New Set Of Harley Davidson Touring Oem Take Off Fork Sliders And Tube Covers on 2040-parts.com
Epsom, New Hampshire, US
new set of harley davidson touring OEM take off fork sliders and tube covers. I believe they will fit all touring from 2000 to 2007 and possibly later and these came off a 2007 harley road king at time of purchase and are new condition ,please check with your local harley shop to make sure of fitment for your bike. the tube covers still have there protective film when new. part numbers for the fork sliders are left L46537-02A and the right R46497-02A
SHIPPING IS USA 48 STATES ONLY and will be $20 USA ONLY ON SHIPPING DUE TO SIZE AND WEIGHT
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