Harley-Davidson® Offroad Adjustable Rear Brake Lever Kit pan-america-special • Chrome-plated trim rings match Style:Touring 2012

Name: Harley-Davidson® Offroad Adjustable Rear Brake Lever Kit pan-america-special • Chrome-plated trim rings match Style:Touring 2012
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 13342866520
Price: 135.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Harley Davidson® Offroad Adjustable Rear Brake Lever Kit pan america special • Chrome plated trim rings match Style:Touring 2012 • Chrome plated trim rings match the styling of Headlamp and Passing Lamp Trim Rings Simple installation process for hassle free setup Fits '21 later Pan America Models Adjustable trailside without tools for ideal comfort and control when riding in a seated or standing position

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