84 Honda Nn50 Gyro Nq50 Spree Speedometer Instrument Cluster Meter Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Flagler Beach, Florida, US
removed from a NONRUNNING 84 honda gyro - may fit other honda bikes but verify fitment before bidding
no cracks or signs or repairs- part operation unknown & not guaranteed in any way
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