1984 Cr250 Cr 250 Swing Arm Linkage May Fit 1985 on 2040-parts.com
Sloughhouse, California, US
I recently purchased a 1984 CR250. This is the Swing Arm Linkage that came on the bike.
It is in good functional working shape. All parts came off a fully functional running bike!
You will receive only what you see in the pictures!
May fit several years of the CR250 but I don't know...check your dealer for fitment.
This part(s) is/are in usable working condition. If your looking for a part for your restoration project please buy new.
All parts are guaranteed for 14 days upon receipt. Thanks for looking! Please take a close look at the pictures to make sure this is the correct part.
Additional years/models may have been listed in the title to attract attention but do not necessarily fit the vehicles/years mentioned. Please check your local dealer to ensure that the part for this year/model will work on your bike. In addition since I am not the original owner I can’t promise that these are all original parts, all I can guarantee is that they were removed from the motorcycle listed (1984 CR250) .
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