Kuryakyn Front Floor Boards Honda Vtx1800 C/f 02-08 on 2040-parts.com
Batesville, Arkansas, US
Kuryakyn Premium Mini Floor Boards (PAIR)
REPLACES ORIGINAL PEGS, INCLUDES PAIR FLOOR BOARDS AND MOUNTING ADAPTERS
SUITED FOR BIKE AS LISTED IN DESCRIPTION
WILL NOT REPLACE ORIGINAL FLOORBOARDS (REPLACES PEGS ONLY)
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