Kuryakyn Black/red Braid Trigger Levers W/o Fringe 82-95 Harley 21761 on 2040-parts.com
Orange, Virginia, US
Kuryakyn Black/Red Braid Trigger Levers w/o Fringe 83-95 Harley 21761
Part Number: KU21761
All braided levers are not created equal. Only the superb quality braiding supplied to us by Iron Braid™ passed our stringent requirements.
Iron Braid starts with high quality, chrome spoon-type or trigger levers from Küryakyn and then works their patented braiding magic.
They use only top quality full-grain leather, drum-dyed and treated with an automotive type finish for maximum UV protection, color-fastness, and durability.
Your Iron Braids will not loosen over time, the braiding will remain rock solid and give you unequaled long-term comfort.
Kuryakyn Part # 21761
Fits: 82-95 Harley
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