1987 Honda Super Magna Forks And Triple Tree Combo on 2040-parts.com
La Mirada, California, US
For Sale: Fork and Triple Tree set from a 87 Honda VF700C Super Magna. What you see is what you get, Will possibly need new seals and oil but very straight and functional. Comes with all mounting hardware and bearings.
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