Stainless Steel Aftermarket Harley Davidson Rear Axle 12" To 15.5" Axles on 2040-parts.com
Porter Ranch, California, US
These Polished Universal Stainless Steel Axles are available in 3/4", and in 12" to15.5" lengths. Please determine the correct axle
size before bidding. This item is
sold as is with no warranty,
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After winning bid, please email me for the size you need from 12" to 15.5". The sizes go up in 1/2" increments. Available sizes are 12", 12.5", 13", 13.5", 14", 14.5", 15", 15.5"
Also look at my other auction for 16" to 20" lengths
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