1710-1905 | Stainless Steel Drilled Rear Brake Rotor Rocks Glass The handsome orange hammer finish TR+TM-1040BK

Name: 1710-1905 | Stainless Steel Drilled Rear Brake Rotor Rocks Glass The handsome orange hammer finish TR+TM-1040BK
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 87641968185
Price: 132.57 USD
Availability: InStock
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1710 1905 Stainless Steel Drilled Rear Brake Rotor Rocks Glass The handsome orange hammer finish TR+TM 1040BK The handsome orange hammer finish displays the time honored black Long Bar & Shield® Trademark Logo along with the cream Harley Davidson® signature for a clear expression of what you'd rather be doing Smooth black anodized aluminum kinzua handle with a belt clip Customers are responsible for verifying fitment prior to purchase 8" Outside Diameter Metric: 300 mm Product Name: Brake Rotor Riding Style: Street Shape: Round Type: One Piece (Fixed) Units: Each Fitment

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