1986 Honda Aero 50 Nb50 Speedometer Cable on 2040-parts.com
Corona, California, US
1986 HONDA AERO 50 NB50- speedometer cable very good condition. Moves freely. Scooter was starting and running good just before part out. I attempted to
describe the item for sale to the best of my ability. If you have any
questions please contact me. I prefer local pick up on the larger
items. All the items I sell are in very good if not excellent condition
and have been tested if possible to make sure they will work when you
receive. I am not perfect sometimes I make a mistake on shipping cost or
I may not see a defect in the part I am selling if this is the case a
simple e-mail will resolve the problem. No need to post neutral or
negative feedback. Pay Pal is preferred.. I will combine shipping on
all items going to the same address. Local pick up is always welcome I
live in Corona located in riverside county 10 miles south of the 91
& 15 freeway interchange. Check my feedback no B.S. Thanks for
looking.
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