Harley Davidson Single Sided Swingarm Saddle Bag on 2040-parts.com
West Henrietta, New York, US
HD part number (90200572) left side saddle bag for Sportsters 2004-up, the bag doesn't come with the bracket. The saddlebag has been gently used and is in exquisite condition
Luggage Capacity: 430 cubic inches
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