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Universal Studded Backrest Pad For Motorcycles / Sissy Bars on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
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Nor-Cal, CA, US

Nor-Cal, CA, US
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Universal Backrest Pad - Brand New

Description:
This elegant driver's backrest pad comes with a built in mounting board inside the pad itself.  Four self tapping installation screws are included. Measures 8" tall by 10.5" wide.


Compatibility:
Universal

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