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1985 Honda Atc250r Oem Rear Hirata Gold Wheels Rims Dunlop Kt577a Tires Ohtsu on 2040-parts.com

US $365.00
Location:

Napa, California, United States

Napa, California, United States

Original Dunlop KT577A 20X10-9 Tires with OEM Hirata Gold wheels removed from a 1985 ATC250R. The tires hold air with no leaks. There are no plugs and no dry rot or cracking. The tires are used but still have 80% tread left. The rims look great with a nice color and finish on both sides. There are no bends or damage, just a few light scratches and marks (pictured). Ready to use. 4x110mm bolt pattern.

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