Gsxr Oem Turn Signals 2004 2005 600 750 on 2040-parts.com
Rocky River, Ohio, US
These were given to me in a box with a race bike I bought. They look great but the wires were cut short. I would imagine lengthening them wouldn't be to awful. Reserve is $20. Look at pictures they tell the entire story. Thanks
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