2004 Up Larosa Rustic Brown Leather Hd Sportster Left Right Saddlebags + Bottles on 2040-parts.com
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2004-2016 LaRosa Harley Sportster Rustic Brown Leather Left & Right Saddlebags with Fuel Bottles & Holders Model #: PRSBL06BH + PRSBR06BH Condition: Brand New Fits: 2004-2016 Harley Sportsters  Descriptions Hi Fellas! This is the LaRosa rustic brown leather left and right saddlebags set with integrated fuel bottles for all 2004 & Up Harley Sportsters. The bag set is made from real heavy duty leather! With leather straps that will hold the bag formed snugly in place. All the buyer needs to do is tighten the back leather straps to your frame and you are ready to ride. No screws or bolts of any sort. If the buyer wants the original classic La Rosa bag style, he or she can simply detach the fuel bottle holder within seconds. Did we mention this auction also includes the limited edition La Rosa fuel bottle as well. The La Rosa fuel bottle can hold up to 30 oz of extra fuel for that long road trips of yours. This will be for sure an eye catcher for any bikers out there! This bag was also designed to hug the lines of the frame for a perfect fitment! Every bag was personally inspect by the La Rosa Crew before being ship out, so buyer can ensure only great quality and nothing else!
This auction comes with both left and right saddlebag and two 30oz fuel bottles!  Shipping
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