1985 85' Vf700f Vf 700f Interceptor Side Kick Stand With Spring Rubber on 2040-parts.com
Ocala, Florida, US
1985 VF700F Interceptor
Side stand
Has Been sanded and painted
look at pics
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The Ron website has changed you can no longer look the parts up too see what they fit so if you need too know just send me a message and ill get it looked up for you.
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