Harley-Davidson® Heritage Classic Quick-Detach Saddlebag Conversion Kit Pillion Pad the Triumph Low Rider Seat Style:Touring 2012

Name: Harley-Davidson® Heritage Classic Quick-Detach Saddlebag Conversion Kit Pillion Pad the Triumph Low Rider Seat Style:Touring 2012
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 88979009381
Price: 112.75 USD
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Harley Davidson® Heritage Classic Quick Detach Saddlebag Conversion Kit Pillion Pad the Triumph Low Rider Seat Style:Touring 2012 the Triumph Low Rider Seat for the Tiger Sport 660 features an air channel design that not only enhances comfort but also provides optimal airflow during your ride • Fast acting LED Light Kit operates as a supplemental rear running light and brake light stripped down custom look Installation requires separate purchase of appropriate Docking Hardware Kit

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