Rc115 Smiths Chronometric Tachometer, Vincent on 2040-motos
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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
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RC115 Smiths Chronometric Speedometer as fitted to some Vincents. 4:1 ratio, 8000 rpm, CCW rotation.
This is a genuine Smiths instrument and has been professionally restored by Vintage British Cables and comes with a one year warranty. Perfect for your restoration or custom bike. Please ask any questions before bidding. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. PayPal only. Shipping: Please contact us for an accurate shipping quote, Especially for international shipping. Check out my listings for Quality Speedometer Cables from Vintage British Cables |
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