1980-1983 Honda Cr80 Black Rear Sprocket 47 Tooth Jtr239 New Old Stock on 2040-parts.com
Lakeland, Florida, US
1980-1983 HONDA CR80 BLACK REAR SPROCKET 47 TOOTH
JTR239 NEW OLD STOCK
WE ARE CLEANING OUT THE PARTS DEPARTMENT AT A LOCAL MOTORCYCLE SHOP.
NEW OLD STOCK, C45 HIGH CARBON STEEL REAR SPROCKET, JTR239-47 (BLACK)
47 TOOTH.
FITS 1980-1983 HONDA CR80 (MAY FIT OTHER YEARS/MODELS AS WELL)
UNITED STATES SHIPPING ONLY. WE SHIP WITHIN 1 BUSINESS DAY OF RECEIVING PAYMENT.
WE DO NOT INFLATE SHIPPING COSTS AND NEVER CHARGE A HANDLING FEE.
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