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Harley Davidson Noise Cycles 41mm Narrowglide Knucklehead Panhead Shovelhead on 2040-parts.com

US $400.00
Location:

Valencia, California, United States

Valencia, California, United States
Never used only mocked up
Brand:Noise Cycles Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Front Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Surface Finish:Raw

This is a set of Noise Cycles Narrow Tripple Trees for 41MM front ends. These are in great condition. I bought them new and used for mockup. These will be sought after one day. They are very limited I believe only a handful were made. 11 is marked on this pair. If you are looking for a narrow version of the original this is the one you want. From the center of the fork tube hole to center of fork tube hole measures 7 inches and standard 3.5 from rider to riser.

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