Vintage Sportster??? Front Motorcycle Fender Excellent Condition on 2040-parts.com
Murray, Kentucky, US
I am listing this as a Sportster fender but that is only what I was told, I have no idea really what it fits. I cannot find any manufactoring numbers on it or identification. Look closely and you be the judge. And if you can tell us, please do so. However I feel it can be a good universal fit for about any motorcycle, with a little help. It is in very good condition with hardly any dents or scratches at all. It is 29 3/8 from tip to tip and is about 5 1/8 across. I didn't try to clean it so it needs a bit of cleaning but I think this one will look really good just buffed and mounted on that bike of yours...
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