1978 Honda Cx500 Cx 500 Rear Brake Light Switch And Spring on 2040-parts.com
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US
This is a rear brake switch from a 1978 Honda CX500.This comes with the spring.It comes with used brake pads.If you need any more pictures or have any questions,please ask.Please check my other auctions for more parts.Thank you.
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