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Set Of 1" Chrome And Rubber Hand Grips-harley-davidson-bobber/chopper/rat Rod on 2040-parts.com

US $9.95
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Natick, Massachusetts, US

Natick, Massachusetts, US
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A used set of universal chrome and rubber hand grips for 1 inch handlebars.In nice usable shape,these are grips only and do not have a throttle drum.Overall length is 5". Great for a Harley-Davidson,Triumph,BSA,Honda,Yamaha etc. bobber,chopper or rat rod bike using 1" bars.

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