Police Dip Stick Cover For Harley & Custom Bikes on 2040-parts.com
Moreno Valley, California, US
T-6 Billet Alum. "POLICE" Dip Stick Cover
You are bidding on one (1) Dip Stick Cover.
- Pops right on to your existing Cap!
- (Dip Stick not included)
- 6061 T-6 Billet Aluminum. Custom CNC Made.
- CNC Router shave/cut.
- Triple Chromed for show quality shine.
- Billet Cut to match the Shifter Rods.
- Unique designs that are lightweight and strong.
- Cool looking stuff!
- Matching Shift Rod & Axle Nut Covers also available!
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