Harley-Davidson® Hidden AM/FM/WB Antenna engine bars the Low replacement seat offers Style:Touring 2012

Name: Harley-Davidson® Hidden AM/FM/WB Antenna engine bars the Low replacement seat offers Style:Touring 2012
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 22312215501
Price: 64.51 USD
Availability: InStock
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Harley Davidson® Hidden AM FM WB Antenna engine bars the Low replacement seat offers Style:Touring 2012 the Low replacement seat offers a 20mm height reduction compared to the OE seat • Enhanced bucket design and spherical void foam construction for improved long haul comfort • Enhanced Hidden Antenna offers reception performance equivalent to the Original Equipment whip antenna and superior to the Shorty Antenna • Kit includes all required mounting hardware and wiring

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