Pitster Pro 400 Lxt / Xingyue Xy400y-2 Left Rear Turn Signal on 2040-parts.com
Murphysboro, Illinois, US
- Left Rear Turn Signal From My Pitster Pro LXT 400
- Can Be Used For Right Rear as Well
- Should Also Fit an Xingyue XY400Y-2 Because It Is The Same Bike With Different Stickers
- Good Working Condition
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