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2011 Victory Cross Country Rear Passenger Footpeg Set - Read 5136384 5136382

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2011 Victory Cross Country Rear Passenger Footpeg Set - Read 5136384 5136382Item specifics Condition: Used Part Brand: Victory Manufacturer: Victory Manufacturer Part Number: FP 5136384 5136385 FB 5136383 5136382 SKU: V027 014 Warranty: 60 Day Country of Manufacture: United States Warehouse Location: K18 See The 2011 Victory Cross Country This Rear Passenger Footpeg Set Read Came From Watch Video Video will open in a new window Using the eBay App? Paste link into a browser window: [isdntekvideo] Part Description This Rear

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Condition: Used Part Brand: Victory
Manufacturer: Victory Manufacturer Part Number: FP 5136384 5136385 FB 5136383 5136382
SKU: V027-014 Warranty: 60 Day
Country of Manufacture: United States Warehouse Location: K18

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This Rear Passenger Footpeg Set - Read was parted off the described Bike that had 41025 original miles at the time of disassembly.

Comments: Shows some rash and paint chips. damaged aluminum on lower mounts. Please look at pics closely

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Please check the stated part number for interchange and fitting. All parts sold by Mototech271 are taken from used vehicles purchased from multiple reputable sources.

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