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On my 92 harley... which years other then 1992... can i use the complete kickstand including the bracket on mine....thank you

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Well, that depends on what model your bike is. You said a 92, but a 92 what. Your best source of information is going to be an aftermarket catalog. Look up the kick stand for your bike and then see which bike they list as it fitting besides yours. Try Custom Chrome's online catalog.
http://www.customchrome.com/dcm/cc/index.asp


Good Luck
Steve

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