Oil tank and two lines from a stock late model softail nightrain I do believe. Very nice may need light clesning from shipping!
Accessories for Sale
Harley davidson: oem - stock bcm module `12->`14 dyna,`14-> touring, xl `14-> (US $189.00)
Motorcycle 2" receiver trailer hitch carrier pull behind hauler tow towing rack(US $99.95)
Yamaha r1 2006 chrome swing arm - swingarm(US $350.00)
Radio stereo amplifier fm for motorcycle cruiser biker chopper cafe racer harley(US $19.95)
Black swingarm spools sliders motorcycle bobbins for suzuki sv650s 1999-2009(US $15.99)
Rinehart slip on exhaust pipes/mufflers (came off 2005 road glide)(US $25.00)
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