Stock Harley Rear Fold Up Floorboards For All Late Model Touring on 2040-parts.com
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THIS IS A USED SET OF STOCK HARLEY REAR FOLD UP FLOORBOARDS FOR ALL LATE MODEL TOURING GOOD SHAPE THE PADS ARE FADED AND ONE OF THE BOARDS HAS A CHIP IN IT ON THE INSIDE HAS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICS OVER ALL GOOD FLOORBOARDS
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