03 04 Honda Cbr 600rr Left Subframe. Mint Condition on 2040-parts.com
Fort Myers, Florida, US
Up for sale is the left side of the sub frame for a 2003-2004 CBR 600rr. This thing is 100% straight, with no rash whatsoever. It's in mint condition. All of the tabs are in working order. Feel free to ask me any questions that you have. Sold AS IS.
Frames for Sale
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