1971 Honda Ct Trail 90 Frame on 2040-parts.com
Grand Rapids, Michigan, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A STOCK FRAME FROM A 1971 HONDA CT TRAIL 90, IT APPEARS TO BE STRAIGHT, WITH NO CRACKS OR REPAIRS. IT HAS THE ORIGINAL PAINT, AND SHOULD BE A NICE ONE FOR A RESTORATION FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS, AND SINCE WE ARE PARTING OUT THE WHOLE BIKE DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT OUR OTHER HONDA PARTS LISTED.
Antique, Vintage, Historic for Sale
1971 honda ct trail 90 foot pegs and side stand(US $19.99)
Harley davidson chrome solenoid for 5-speed(US $20.00)
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1984 honda gl1200 oil temperature sensor and wiring hm600(US $24.00)
1984 honda gl1200 oil fill cap hm600(US $14.00)
1984 honda gl1200 coolant temperature sensor and housing hm600(US $29.00)
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