77 Suzuki Gs750e Gs 750 E - Shift Lever on 2040-parts.com
Xenia, Ohio, US
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This is the shift lever from a 1977 Suzuki GS750 E. It is in good useable condition. Be sure to check out my ebay store. http://stores.ebay.com/Williams-Vintage-Cycle Questions Please email with any questions. Please include your email address when sending questions, so that we can respond to you directly. Conditions Unless otherwise stated, all parts are in used condition, from salvage or neglected motorcycles. We try to describe the part condition as best we can, but please be sure to also check item picture for condition. Check our ebay store for more motorcycle parts. Payment We accept Paypal. All Sales Final. Any items shipped to an Shipping We use the US Postal Service for both domestic and international shipping. Please use the shipping calculator for rates. We will gladly combine shipping on all items purchased within 48 hours of each other. Just send an email requesting a combined shipping invoice on your items. Pick-Up Any item can be picked up in person by prior arrangement. All payments for items being picked up are due within 7 days, and the item must be picked up within 14 days. (BIN ) |
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