Extended Girder Heel Or Toe Sh on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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This chrome beauty will give you a lot of additional room on the floorboard. With an 8” length, it’s about 1-3/4” longer than a stock Touring or FLST shift lever. Works as both front or rear on floorboard equipped Harleys. The perfect complement to our Extended Girder Brake Pedal.
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