Tachometer Cable Guide Early Honda Cb750, Sandcast on 2040-parts.com
Durham, Maine, US
Here is the tach cable guide from an early Honda CB750 or sandcast. It is in nice condition with a little discoloration on the chrome inside the loop where the tach cable rubbed on it. (The closeup shows the mark).
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