1986 Honda 200x Left Hand Perch on 2040-parts.com
Wooster, Ohio, US
For sale: left hand perch from 1986 Honda 200x, will fit a 1987 also. It should work for ATC 350x and ATC 250r but check with your dealer. It includes the perch, parking brake lever, handle bar clamp, clutch lever, and adjusting screws. One bolt is stuck in the handle bar clamp as pictured. If you have any questions please contact me. Thanks for looking.
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