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Wheel Bearing & Race X 2 Kits Harley Big Twin Sportster 1973 - 1999 Oem# 9052 on 2040-parts.com

AU $47.46
Location:

South Australia, Australia

South Australia, Australia




NEW

TIMKEN WHEEL BEARING & RACE

  2 Kits x BEARING & RACE .

Fits most model Big Twin & Sportster from 1973 / 1999,

Features 3/4" I.D. Timken brand bearings with race.

Can be used for front or rear wheels.

Replaces OEM# 9052

Made in USA.

BEARING IS FOR 3/4" AXLE


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