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1986 1987 Honda Vfr700f Vfr750 Vfr 750 700 Interceptor Front Wheel Rim on 2040-parts.com

US $36.00
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San Diego, California, US

San Diego, California, US
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 1986 1987 Honda VFR700F VFR750 vfr 750 700  INTERCEPTOR FRONT WHEEL RIM tire is not included disks are but have some wear and should be considered free and seperate from the warranty on the wheel spins fine no hops and dings shipping is free and  through the us post office out of the us buyers contact me for rates ( What you see is what you get )  14 day return policy everything is guaranteed

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