Triumph Black Teardrop Mirror Kit A9638085 - Fits All Cruiser Models on 2040-parts.com
San Marcos, California, US
TRIUMPH BLACK TEARDROP MIRROR KIT A9638085
Fits all Triumph cruiser models including America, Speedmaster, Rocket III, & Thunderbird
Genuine Triumph Accessory, Triumph Part # A9638085
Triumphs new Black Teardrop mirrors add the perfect finishing touch to your bike. This kit includes 1 pair of tapered teardrop shaped mirrors w/ a black satin finish.
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