85 86 Atc250r Honda Oem Rear Grab Bar Original Lift Pipe 250r Atc 250 R Grabbar on 2040-parts.com
Napa, California, United States
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1986 ATC250R Honda OEM rear grab bar. The grab bar is in nice shape and is straight with nothing bent or broken. The original paint looks good but there are some spots with light wear and minor aging (pictured). The underside of the back has some very light rash on one spot (pictured). Will work with 85 86 ATC250R.
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