Triumph Ds Foot Peg Footpeg 750cc Oif T140v 1973 on 2040-parts.com
Imlay City, Michigan, US
Used footpeg drive side for a 750cc Triumph. I believe it is for a 750cc 1973, please check your references to make sure it is what you need. Footpeg appears to be in good used condition. Inv # 6789
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