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1972 Harley Shortster Amf Aermacchi Rear Wheel Axle Spacer Shaft X90 X-90 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Heath, Ohio, United States

Heath, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used

Harley Shortster Complete Rear Wheel Axle, Nuts, Adjuster and Spacer. Parting out the complete 72 Shortster, some parts will cross to the X90 as well.
Axle is bolt on and ride ready, all threads are nice on both the nuts and the axle, spacer is nice and not out a round.  In need of a good cleaning to be nice........please see photos.  Check out my other Shortster auctions as I will be listing multiple items. If you are looking for something, please email and I will see if I have it and get it listed. I will gladly post overseas

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