Panhead-shovelhead-sportster-k Model "new Repo" Shock Wrench #94700-52b on 2040-parts.com
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
PANHEAD-SHOVELHEAD-SPORTSTER-K MODEL "NEW REPO" SHOCK WRENCH. THIS IS A HANDY SHOCK ADJUSTOR WRENCH. FITS 1952 UP SHOCKS. PART #94700-52B
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