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Ref. H-D : 37582-52

Entsprechend den Fotos

Marke : Harley-Davidson

Typ : Neu

Passend für :

Das Teil ist kompatibel mit folgenden Motorrädern:

Sportster KH : (1954-1956). SL : (1959). SLH : (1959). XL : (1957-1958). XLC : (1958). XLCH : (1958-1966, 1969-1970). XLH : (1958, 1960-1966, 1967-1969). XLCH-1000 : (1970). XLH-1000 : (1970).

**Translation Notes:** * **Réf. H-D:** Translated to "Ref. H-D" (keeping the abbreviation as it's standard). A more literal translation might be "Bez. H-D" (Bezeichnung = designation), but this is less common. * **Conforme aux photos:** Translated to "Entsprechend den Fotos" (corresponding to the photos). * **Marque:** Retained as "Marke" (brand). * **Type:** Retained as "Typ" (type). * **Monte sur:** Translated to "Passend für" (suitable for) which is more natural in this context than a literal translation. * **La pièce est compatible avec les motos suivantes:** Translated to "Das Teil ist kompatibel mit folgenden Motorrädern:" (The part is compatible with the following motorcycles). The rest of the text, being mostly model numbers and years, remains unchanged as they are already in a format easily understood in German.