Suzuki 1980 Gs1000 Tachometer Drive Unit. on 2040-parts.com
Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
ITEM. Suzuki GS1000 part. used.
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Here is the tachometer drive unit for the GS1000. Looks real good. Turns free.
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Fits the following models and years. GS1000 1980. may fit other years and models. Put please do your homework before buying.
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