Harely-davidson Fxr Fxrp Oem Hardbag Mounting Brackets 90986-84 on 2040-parts.com
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90986 FXRP brackets only for the hardbag sets. Brand new, may have minor scuffs from setting over the years but no rust whatsoever.
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