Harley 3 Piece Frame Clamp 1-1/4" on 2040-parts.com
Paxton, Massachusetts, US
Harley 3 Piece Frame Clamp 1-1/4". I am not sure if this is a Harley part or not.
Check the pictures and decide if this will work for you. Any questions, please ask. I will do my best to help. I am not a dealer, just selling my own collection.
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