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Triumph Norton Bsa Miller 3 Way Switch Vintage Nos 60-0104 on 2040-motos

US $119.95
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White Lake, Michigan, United States

White Lake, Michigan, United States
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Vincent All description

 Vintage NOS (new old stock) Miller HB-4 3 way motorcycle switch, Miller part number 60-0104.  Turn signal or head lamp switch, dimmer/horn/tail light switch, chrome plated body with phosphor bronze contacts and turned brass parts.  Fits 7/8" bars, fits numerous vintage British motorcycles, Triumph, Norton, Vincent, BSA etc.  Made in England.

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