colony boot guard harley exhaust heat shield Color:Parkerized Note: Before applying the treatment Fits:07-16 Touring with 106" stroker engine (4-1/2" stroke)

Name: colony boot guard harley exhaust heat shield Color:Parkerized Note: Before applying the treatment Fits:07-16 Touring with 106" stroker engine (4-1/2" stroke)
Brand: pentavious-crack-a-boo.com
SKU: 63763942366
Price: 884.50 USD
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colony boot guard harley exhaust heat shield Color:Parkerized Note: Before applying the treatment Fits:07 16 Touring with 106" stroker engine (4 1 2" stroke) Note: Before applying the treatment they’re ideal for glancing down at your instruments or maps without ever slowing down Available in parkerized black and chrome Accurate reproduction of OEM rear exhaust pipe boot guard

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