New Oem Honda Sub Wire Stop Light Sl70k1 Moto Sport 70 Xl70 33713-118-770 on 2040-parts.com
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NEW OUT OF PACKAGE HONDA OEM "SUB WIRE STOP LIGHT" HONDA PART# 33713-118-770 FITS HONDA MODELS SL70K1 1973 (MOTO SPORT 70), XL70 1974, 1976, XL70K1 1975.
THIS PART IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM HONDA.
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