Complete Aluminum Frame Conversion Kit For 02-07 Cr125 To Cr500 Engine on 2040-parts.com
Washington, Utah, US
This auction is for a kit of aluminum parts needed to convert an 02-07 CR125 to accept a 1989-2001 CR500R engine.
Frames for Sale
- Exhaust pipe mount crf250r crf250x cr250 crf450 to cr500 engine aluminum frame(US $9.00)
- Complete aluminum frame conversion kit for 06-09 crf250r to cr500 engine(US $355.00)
- Head brackets for 02-07 cr125 to cr500 engine aluminum frame conversion(US $35.00)
- Head brackets for 02-07 cr250 to cr500 engine aluminum frame conversion(US $35.00)
- Complete aluminum frame conversion kit 04-12 crf250x to cr500 engine(US $350.00)
- Engine mounts crf250 crf450 cr125 to cr500 engine aluminum frame conversion(US $24.00)
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