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1981 Motobecane Sebring Moped Complete Wiring Harness W All Handle Bar Switchs on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Stowe, Vermont, United States

Stowe, Vermont, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Motobecane

1981 Motobecane Sebring Moped Complete wiring harness. Includes all handle bar switches and the horn. All in excellent condition. All wire ends are complete. Has one wire that has no end, but it wasn't attached to anything. I think it came from the factory that way. A really nice find if you are working on one of these bikes. The bike only had 1,100 miles on it.

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