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US $13.00
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Aberdeen, South Dakota, United States

Aberdeen, South Dakota, United States
Harley Davidson Bullet Turn Signal Inserts-Smoke, US $13.00, image 1
“Item in working condition. Came off 2013 Triglide. Changed to LED. Some of the orange coating is coming off one light on edge. See last picture.”
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front Warranty:No

These OEM turning signal insert parts were taken off a 2013 HD Triglide.

In working condition. Changed to LED. 

Some of the orange coating is coming off one light on edge. See last picture.

What is included are the 2 lamps, the 2 amber lens covers and the bulb inserts. There are also 6 connectors.

What is not included is the Harness ( you use the one you have)

Used and sold as is.

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