Oil Temp. For Honda Dax/monkey Cb50/cy50/vt125 C2 Shadow/qot-14f on 2040-parts.com
Taichung Hsien, default, TW
QOT-14F: Oil temperature gauge applies for Honda motorcycles.We provide free shipping to worldwide.
As different bike model/bike's year/sale area,the screw size will different.
Pls check the dimension before bidding!
| Honda | |
| DAX | |
| Monkey | |
| CB 50 | |
| CY 50 | |
| VT 125 C2 Shadow |
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