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Stretched Saddlebags And Fender No Cutouts For Harley Touring Baggers 09-13 on 2040-parts.com

US $785.00
Location:

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
“Harley Davidson aftermarket Fiberglass Part(s). Each part(s) come unfinished in black primer. pre fitment, prep work, sanding,filler is required prior to painting to remove any blemishes/scratches/ imperfections/Defects each part(s) may come with. Each part(s) varies in fiberglass thickness. Being that these parts are aftermarket modifications may be required for proper fitment. we recommend our products to be installed by a professional”
Brand:tcb Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Rear Luggage & Saddlebag Part Type:Saddle Bag Surface Finish:unfinished black primer Manufacturer Part Number:6778

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