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Harley Davidson 52400329 Low-Profile Passenger Pillion - Smooth KIT,PASS SEAT,LOW PRO REACH SM size-s Cross Quilted Shoulder And Hem BLACK BAR END MIRRORS

SKU: 96386669334
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EUR198.89 EUR237.89

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Harley Davidson 52400329 Low Profile Passenger Pillion Smooth KIT,PASS SEAT,LOW PRO REACH SM size s Cross Quilted Shoulder And Hem BLACK BAR END MIRRORS Cross Quilted Shoulder And Hem Heavily soiled surfaces should be washed with Sunwash Bike Soap and water before application FLTRX and FLTRXSTSE models equipped with the Low Profile Touring Solo Seat 52000690 or 52000691 Black Smooth Vinyl Multi panel design for added custom style Seam sealed construction prevents rain or wash water from infiltrating the seat foam no riding for hours on a squishy seat Easy on and off installation lets you change from a two up tourer to a stripped down cruiser in seconds Includes matching grab strap

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