Ktm Computer on 2040-parts.com
Chester, South Carolina, US
Computer from 2005 ktm 200 EXC. Fits many other years, model number A485. It Has been sitting in my garage since 2005 when I bought the bike new. Not sure how long I left it on the bike but I only took it off so I wouldn't break it. Includes mounting bracket with light switch and wire that runs to front wheel. I'm cleaning house and I have a number of parts from different bikes I am selling. No reserve and buyer pays shipping.
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