Bmw R80 Front Fork Reflectors 1985 on 2040-parts.com
Lebanon, Oregon, US
These reflectors came off of a 1985 BMW R80RT. I am sure they will fit other models and years, but you need to confirm yourself if they fit your bike. The auction is for a pair, Shipped to mainland USA only, No returns
Shipping to mainland USA only
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