Polaris Colt 340 Ss Brake Lever Master Cylinder on 2040-parts.com
Grasston, Minnesota, United States
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Here is a nice brake master cylinder with the lever from a 1973 Polaris Colt 340 SS. Still had fluid in it when removed. Piston is free and seems to pump just fine.
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