New Stretched Tank Shroud For Harley Davidson Road King 94-07 on 2040-parts.com
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, US
These is high quality hand laid fiberglass custom make tank shroud Fits: 5 gallon tanks
The finish is a black primer. We only used high quality material on our entire line products. We take extra care into our finishes by sanding down our products with a 320 grid before primer. We go above and beyond the standards to bring our customers high quality products.
Very strong constructed
100% hand laid fiberglass
Year(s): 1997-2006
Models: ALL TOURING BAGGERS
Electra Glide - Road King
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