Harley Davidson Shocks on 2040-parts.com
Genoa, Illinois, US
I have 2 sets of shocks as seen used dealer take offs. listing is for one set please specify which set you would like. sold as is as seen will ship
Luggage & Saddlebags for Sale
Harley davidson saddle bag black (US $99.00)
Harley davidson saddle bag black cherry(US $99.00)
Harley davidson fenders softtail street glide(US $45.00)
Saddleman saddlebags(US $39.95)
Hard saddlebags lid covers for harley davidson touring (US $43.00)
Aftermarket saddlebags w/mounts(US $49.95)
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