CAFE FRONT FENDER KITS 21″ For Touring Models (Steel) hand polished edges• All mounts Color:Chrome

Name: CAFE FRONT FENDER KITS 21″ For Touring Models (Steel) hand polished edges• All mounts Color:Chrome
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 47990276340
Price: 179.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3069 (13 reviews)

SKU 47990276340 ★ 4.3

EUR179.97 EUR219.97

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CAFE FRONT FENDER KITS 21″ For Touring Models (Steel) hand polished edges• All mounts Color:Chrome hand polished edges• All mounts are holes (no slots) for added strength and a cleaner look• All new hardware and premium trim pre installed for easy installation• New well nuts with a thicker head to keep the windshield from rubbing on the fairing• High quality painted Black mask at the base of the shield• Windshields for 1998 2013 and also the 2015 Road Glide models• Best quality and all the needed hardware Each real steel 14 gauge fender includes satin CNC machined billet spacers and all needed hardware for installation no seams or grooves that need to be body worked

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