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Harley Chrome Fxr Left Right Rear Fender Struts Frame Covers Br on 2040-parts.com

US $71.00
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Danbury, North Carolina, US

Danbury, North Carolina, US
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Harley chrome FXR rear strut covers. These have holes and chrome caps in top. Both are a little dirty but will polish up nice with only a few hair scratches here and there.

BIN: E2

Code:cg100113

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