Harley Davidson Sportster Tire And Wheel 2010 Less Than 1100m No Rear Sprocket on 2040-parts.com
Cool Ridge, West Virginia, US
THIS TIRE AND WHEEL IS FROM A TRIKE CONVERSION OF A SPORTSTER....2010 MODEL AND HAS LESS THAN 1100 MILES ON IT.....THERE IS NO REAR SPROCKET A VERY GOOD DEAL
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