Kennzeichenhalter seitlich lang | Kreuz || Konzipiert für: Harley Davidson Softail Fat Boy, Heritage Bj. 85 - 07

Kennzeichenhalter seitlich lang | Kreuz || Konzipiert für: Harley Davidson Softail Fat Boy, Heritage Bj. 85 - 07

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M251S

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Kennzeichenhalter seitlich lang | Kreuz || Konzipiert für: Harley Davidson Softail Fat Boy, Heritage Bj. 85 - 07Sie erhalten einen seitlichen langen Kennzeichenhalter passend fr Harley Davidson Softail Modelle. Durch das verarbeitete Material bekommt dieser Kennzeichenhalter eine sehr gute Witterungsresistenz und berzeugt mit hoher Lebensdauer. Montage links an der hinteren Steckachse Steckachse: Zoll (19,05 mm) lange Ausfhrung (ca. 180 mm) Abstand zum Rad in 2 Stufen einstellbar besteht aus robustem und stabilem Material (Stahl) schwarz pulverbeschichtet

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006