82 Honda Mb5 Mb 50 5 Mb50 Gas Fuel Valve Petcock Switch on 2040-parts.com
Huron, Ohio, US
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This is a good used petcock off a 1982 Honda MB5. We have many other parts available check out Mikes Motorcycle parts for more parts. Shelf C-1-2
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