1978 Yamaha Xs1100 Ignition Timing Pickup Coils Plate Advance 1979?1980? on 2040-parts.com
Fountaintown, Indiana, US
Came off a perfectly running bike just decided to part out. The end of the wire is cut because the plug end wasn't in good shape so I needs spliced no big issue.
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