95 96 Vt1100c Vt1100c2 Vt 1100 Ace Spirit Cdi Ignition Module Oem #30410-mah-671 on 2040-parts.com
Alexander City, Alabama, US
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ITEM FOR SALE: CDI IGNITION CONTROL MODULE MAKE: HONDA OEM PART #: 30410-MAH-671 FITS: 1995-1996 VT1100C SHADOW SPIRIT 1995-1996 VT1100C2 ACE AMERICAN CLASSIC EDITION IMPORTANT NOTE: PICTURES SHOWN ARE OF ACTUAL PART BEING SOLD. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
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