Sportster "new Old Stock" Front Exhaust Pipe Shield #65725-57 on 2040-parts.com
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
SPORTSTER "NEW OLD STOCK" FRONT EXHAUST PIPE SHIELD. THIS IS ORIGINAL HARLEY. THE CHROME IS NICE. FITS 1957-78 SPORTSTER. COMES COMPLETE WITH CLAMPS AND HARDWARE. (1LB) #65725-57
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