Thrashin Supply Shorty Shifter Peg Harley-Davidson Cruiser Motorcycle Accessories Size:One Size KNOX CE EN1621-2 Level back Color:Blue / Light blue

Name: Thrashin Supply Shorty Shifter Peg Harley-Davidson Cruiser Motorcycle Accessories Size:One Size KNOX CE EN1621-2 Level back Color:Blue / Light blue
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64845339998
Price: 49.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1359 (24 reviews)

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Thrashin Supply Shorty Shifter Peg Harley Davidson Cruiser Motorcycle Accessories Size:One Size KNOX CE EN1621 2 Level back Color:Blue Light blue KNOX CE EN1621 2 Level back protector 1680 denier ballistic overlay in the shoulders and elbows SKU: 1603 0375 PU These 1" Shorty Shifter Pegs were designed to be 1" shorter than the original shifter tip length

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