Harley Davidson Sportster Starter Gear Kit 1957-70 on 2040-parts.com
Hoboken, New Jersey, US
Harley Davidson Sportster Starter Gear Kit. 1957-70.
The bushing in this kicker gear has to be honed to size for the spacer.
Our part #0254-04-01
Have questions, feel free to give me a call - Bob #201-683-8977.
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