1985 Honda Xl350r Front Turn Signals on 2040-parts.com
Fredonia, New York, US
Here we have for sale are used OEM front turn signals from a
1985 Honda XL350R. There are two extra lenses that are from the rear lights.
All parts are in usable conditions. The brackets are in good shape. One of the
black housings has a small amount of scraps on the bottom side, but no
cracking. All wires appear to be in good shape. The bike had 8,000 miles when
decommissioned. Please feel free to email any question. The successful
bidder will pay actual calculated shipping cost. These items are used so this
is an “as is” auction. Happy Bidding! Thank you!
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