Honda Helix Voltage Rectifier on 2040-parts.com
Long Island City, New York, US
Up for sale is a voltage rectifier from a running 1993 Honda Helix (CN 250) scooter. The rectifier was 100% functional in the bike. This is a 20 year old electronic component so it is sold as is. These were selling for $200+ for new old stock and are now discontinued. Part Number: 31600-KS4-770
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