Original,combination Meter Assy,for Honda,cbr125 on 2040-parts.com
Athens, default, Greece
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THIS IS AN ORIGINAL COMBINATION METER ASSY. IT'S SUITABLE FOR HONDA,CBR125i.THE PART NUMBER IS 37100-KTY-D31. THE ITEM IS USED AND IT WAS TAKEN OFF A CRASHED CBR.AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURES ITS BACK SIDE IS BROKEN.ITS FUNCTION IS UNKNOWN.WE SELL IT FOR SPARES. YOU CAN FIND IN OUR STORE MANY HONDA ORIGINAL PARTS,NEW AND USED AND ALSO MANY ACCESSORIES.PLEASE SEND US A MESSAGE WITH YOUR QUESTION AND WE WILL ANSWER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.WE SPEAK ENGLISH AND GERMAN. |
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