New Right Front Turnsignal Lens Housing Honda Elite Spacy 150 Includes Free Ship on 2040-parts.com
Encinitas, California, US
This Right Front Turn signal lens/housing fits the front of 1985 Honda Elite 150 (this does not fit Honda CH125 (1984) and Honda Elite 150 Deluxe (*CH150D from 1985-1986).
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