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Norton Commando Kickstart Lever ; 750 850 Commando Interstate Roadster on 2040-parts.com

US $39.00
Location:

Toronto, Ontario, CA

Toronto, Ontario, CA
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Free shipping within Canada and USA ( lower 48 states )


On offer one used Norton kickstart lever

 

good condition

photos speak for themselves;  slight signs of wear on the chrome but ready to install and use.


 Free shipping within Canada and USA ( lower 48 states )

 


You will notice that we are in the vintage and new guitar business:   though I am a bit of a vintage bike nut too.

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The Twelfth Fret Guitar Shop, Toronto

 We have 5 full time Luthiers on staff and have the expertise to setup and service your instrument

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