1988 Honda Cbr 600 F Rear Brake Light Switch W/ Wiring, Bracket & Spring on 2040-parts.com
Farmington, Michigan, United States
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Used condition as pictured,
may have scratches, and other blemishes please review all pictures. removed from a 1988 HONDA cbr 600f may fit many other years/models - check with dealer. Check my other auctions for parts removed from this running bike with only 20k miles. BEST PRICE AND FASTEST SHIPPING GUARANTEED. BUY IT BEFORE SOMEONE ELSE DOES. IF YOU SEE A BETTER PRICE FOR COMPETITIVE ITEM LISTING ANYWHERE ONLINE, LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL MATCH THAT PRICE. |
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