1987 Honda Trx 125 Complete Right Side Foot Peg Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Oakville, Connecticut, United States
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1987 honda trx 125 complete right side foot peg assembly. No breaks, cracks, or welds. Appeared slightly tweeked, but still in perfect working order. Please see pictures for details and condition. This item is sold as is. NO RETURNS. Please do not bid if you are not serious about the item.
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