Am/fm Radio Control Switch (left Handlebar Side) on 2040-parts.com
Copperas Cove, Texas, US
I took this AM/FM Radio Control Switch off of my 1997 Honda Gold Wing GL1500 when i installed a CB into my Bike. I put a combo CB/AM/FM Control Switch on my Bike. The AM/FM Control Switch works great and bolts onto the left Handlebar side of the bike.
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