V Rod Vrsc Vrod Harley Black Powder Coated Sissybar And Touring Pad on 2040-parts.com
Oak Harbor, Washington, US
For sale Is a Harley Davidson black powder coated sissybar that has been discontinued no longer available from Harley and a smooth touring pad both in excellent condition. This will fit 2002-2006 narrow frame 180 tire V rods.
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V rod vrsc vrod harley black powder coated sissybar and touring pad(US $129.95)
V rod vrsc vrod harley black powder coated sissybar and touring pad(US $129.95)
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