1982 Honda Cb900 Custom Turn Signal Lens Screws Cb900c Cb 900 Cb900 C 1980 81 on 2040-parts.com
Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania, US
Turn Signal Lens Screws from a 1982 Honda CB900 Custom. May work on 1980-81 models. May work on other Honda CB models as well as others. Good condition, straight, no stripped threads, plastic washers intact. The bike that this was taken from was well maintained and ran perfectly. The reason for parking it was the cam chain got loose with no more adjustment in the tensioner. Bolt on and go. Questions welcomed. Will combine shipping. Thanks for looking.
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