Harley-Davidson front left brake disc rotor part number 41500083 CVO 2015-17 extension lead drilled and brushed marine grade Style:Touring 2012

Name: Harley-Davidson front left brake disc rotor part number 41500083 CVO 2015-17 extension lead drilled and brushed marine grade Style:Touring 2012
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 84065548780
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Harley Davidson front left brake disc rotor part number 41500083 CVO 2015 17 extension lead drilled and brushed marine grade Style:Touring 2012 drilled and brushed marine grade aluminium shields and mounted with pressed brackets Fits '22 later RH975 and '23 later RH975S models not equipped with engine guards CVO Street Glide 2015 2017 picture for ref new in box

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