Oem Harley Davidson Street Bob Shocks Fxdb on 2040-parts.com
Rison, Arkansas, US
I took these off a 2006 Street Bob that at the time had only about 3000 miles on it and had only been ridden by a 130lb driver. So these are still in great shape. They just didn't go with the look I was trying to create. I have also included the upper shock screws and upper shock bolt covers.
Like I have said this came off a 2006 Street Bob, so if you are planning on placing them on a different bike please verify that they will fit.
Please pay within 24 hours of purchasing.
Thanks for looking.
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