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Triumph T120 Tr6 650cc 650 Oif Instruments Headlight Light Brackets Light 70s on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

San José, CR

San José, CR
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Original headlight brackets, not a copy. Good conditions!


Shipping to USA: $12.00

Shipping to Europa: $18.00

Rest of the world: $28.00 (Malasia, Japón, Taiwan, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong)

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