Honda Cr250r Front Wheel - Tire - Axle - Brake Disc on 2040-parts.com
Carlyle, Illinois, US
You are buying a complete front wheel assembly for a Honda CR250. These came off the 1988 CR in the background. I went to wider rims. The wheel comes with brake disc, axle and Dunlop tire. The spokes are all tight and the wheel is true. Please ask all questions before bidding as I will not accept returns.
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