Speedometer Cbr600rr Honda Motorcycle Sportbike Speedo Meter on 2040-parts.com
Stanton, California, US
This item is used but worked fine when taken off vehicle. While taking pictures I noticed that the meter needle is not on zero, but it is an electrical meter and I am sure, and will guarantee it will reset itself when plugged in. It will fit the 2005 - 2006 CBR600RR model sportbikes. Be sure to check out my other items! |
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