Vintage Nos Doherty 7/8 Throttle Assembly Triumph Bsa Norton Matchless Vincent on 2040-motos

US $45.99

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Bucyrus, Ohio, United States

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New old stock original Doherty throttle. Grip is marked Doherty Made in England. This is old original with some minor shelf wear, nice yet. I ship worldwide. I do not take offers. Be sure to check my other auctions and my Ebay store for more hard to find items.

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