Rear Swing Arm - Harley Sportster, K-model on 2040-parts.com
Laveen, Arizona, US
Rear swing arm for Sportster or K-Model. I believe these were used from 1952 thru mid 70's on drum brake models. Thi is a nice OEM part in good shape. buyer responsible for proper fitment.
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