1965 Ish Vintage Suzuki K11p Horn on 2040-parts.com
Omaha, Nebraska, US
Horn works well but was painted like everything else.
Great used parts off this bike. There may be some Paint over spray on the parts. Used parts need to be restored most of the time. Parts off this bike will be in mostly good condition, needing restoration to appear new. Look At The Pictures.
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