1981 Honda Xr500 Rear Wheel Axle With Chain Adjusters Xr500r Xr Xl 250 500 500r on 2040-parts.com
Columbia, Missouri, US
Rear axle from a 1981 Honda XR500R. May fit other models as well but I don't know for sure. Check with your dealer. The handle/pull is broken off the head of the axle (check out the last photo). One snail adjuster is bent a little but not bad. Probably could be straighten back out without much trouble. Otherwise the axle looks to be straight and in good shape. Threads are in good shape. Includes everything shown in the photos. 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Click on the "shipping and payments" tab above for return policy details. THANK YOU.
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