Harley Style 'slip On' Brake Pedal Rubbers 71-85fx Models Only. Lot Of 10 on 2040-parts.com
Wickenburg, Arizona, United States
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lot of 10 slip on brake pedal rubbers for 71-85 FX models. Does NOT fit wide glide. J&P get $3 for these. S&H to Canada/Mexico less than posted international rate.
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