Amb Mylaps Tranx 260 Car Bike Classic Racing No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Middletown, Ohio, United States
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AMB Tranx 260 Transponder in like new condition with original charger and one mount. Works perfect and holds a full charge. The color difference on the back is from masking tape (used to identify the differing transponders while we were using them on our bikes - instead of memorizing the numbers). No reserve on either of the two transponders I am selling (I have another auction up now with a near identical transponder). Happy to answer any questions you have.
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Timing & Scoring for Sale
Amb mylaps tranx 260 car bike classic racing no reserve
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