Harley Kickstands Stock Length 36-88 Fl/fx & Softail Lot Of 5 #50061-36 on 2040-parts.com
Wickenburg, Arizona, US
#50061-36 is for reference only. Wholesale NOS clearance. These are new: kick stand/jiffy stand that fits 36-88 FX FL & Softails. Selling in lots of 5. J&P get $43 each for the same part.
Ship in Medium flat rate box. If you want more than 5 then the shipping is the same [as many as can fit in the box but they are heavy].
Shipping to Canada /Mexico ask me for a price.
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