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Harley-davidson Sportster Ignition 1990 86-90 Xl883/1100/1200 18k Miles on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Wilkesboro, North Carolina, US

Wilkesboro, North Carolina, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Manufacturer Part Number:32400-80A

 Up for sale is an ignition for Harley-Davidson Sportster .   This came from a 1990 XL with only 18k miles and should fit 86-90 Harley Sportster 883,1100 & 1200 4-speed models but, please check with your service technician for proper fit and function to your Bike. Good used condition; (see photos). part number: 32400-80A. Wires were unplugged - not cut. Worked well before removal. Not from a wreck or salvage.  International shipping available. Check out my other auctions for more Sportster parts. 

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