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New early left switchgear on UK fleabay (not mine!).

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Maybe a bit pricey, but seller is open to offers.

If seller doesn't post to US, then I'm happy to buy and forward to you.

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31 Jan 2023 00:57 #1

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I thought about buying it but it has 3 switches on it. I assume for turn signals on this one. My original is only horn and light switch. I've been looking for one. Can't find one like mine so i will most likely recondition my original. I haven't gotten to it yet so not sure if it even works. Hope so. 
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31 Jan 2023 08:53 #2

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Yeah that one is for turn signals so maybe 69/70? Not 68 and 71 are more like other 70s.  At least the DT/RT bikes anyway.  I have an NOS one of those signal ones when I accidentally bought it thinking it would be for my 68.
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31 Jan 2023 14:33 #3

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I agree about the added turn signal function. One could always "add" turn signals to an early bike using this as a period -correct switch. Possibly they were required by then for the European market.

pricey indeed.
02 Feb 2023 09:04 #4

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"Possibly they were required by then for the European market."

I'd venture that they were needed for the Japanese market (JDM) from the very first year - first promo videos and brochures show them fitted, with the front ones mounted to the fork ears/headlight.
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