Progressive Suspension 412 Series 14.25in Black Shocks For 87-03 Harley Davidson FXR & XL 1980-1996 Harley-Davidson Tour Glide Front Lift Method: High-strength crossmembers FGXX-668603

Name: Progressive Suspension 412 Series 14.25in Black Shocks For 87-03 Harley Davidson FXR & XL 1980-1996 Harley-Davidson Tour Glide Front Lift Method: High-strength crossmembers FGXX-668603
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SKU: 56696817207
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Progressive Suspension 412 Series 14.25in Black Shocks For 87-03 Harley Davidson FXR & XL 1980-1996 Harley-Davidson Tour Glide Front Lift Method: High-strength crossmembers FGXX-668603

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Progressive Suspension 412 Series 14.25in Black Shocks For 87 03 Harley Davidson FXR & XL 1980 1996 Harley Davidson Tour Glide Front Lift Method: High strength crossmembers FGXX 668603 Front Lift Method: High strength crossmembers and strut spacers For those using their vehicle in extreme off road situations Riding Style: Street 1993 Harley Davidson FXLR Low Rider Custom Anniversary

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