Yamaha Virago Left Handle Bar Switch W/choke Lever on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, US
THIS IS A LEFT HANDLE BAR SWITCH WITH CHOKE LEVER FROM A 1983 YAMAHA XV920J VIRAGO. THE SWITCH WAS WORKING FINE AND THE PLUG INS ARE GOOD. IT HAS NO BAD WIRES. THIS BIKE HAS NEVER BEEN WRECKED , SO ALL THE PARTS THAT I AM LISTING ARE GOOD. I AM LISTING AROUND 200 PARTS, SO PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS. I HAVE ENOUGH PARTS TO BUILD ONE COMPLETE BIKE AND A GOOD START ON ANOTHER. SO IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU NEED, PLEASE ASK. THANK YOU FOR VIEWING MY AUCTIONS.
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