Roland Sands Design Rsd Black 12" Vintage Handlebars 1" For Harley Models on 2040-parts.com
Warminster, Pennsylvania, US
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1" Vintage Handlebars
This item fits:
Standard H-D Models (3-1/2" on-center knurling)Specifications
CENTER WIDTH: 6.5" COLOR: Black Powder-coat MATERIAL: Steel OVERALL WIDTH: 30" PULLBACK/SWEEP: 0" RISE/HEIGHT: 12" SIZE OF BAR: 1" STYLE: Vintage TYPE: Handlebar
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