Primary Clutch Setup Sportster Sporty 1981 To Early 1984,clutch Chain Basket on 2040-parts.com
Belleville, Illinois, US
- Primary setup for Sportster 1981 to Early 1984.
- Starter ring gear shows some wear,will need new clutch backing plate,part is shown with yellow X's.
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