1992-2001 Honda Cr 250 Cr250 Engine Motor Bottom End Crank Shaft Rod Stock Oem on 2040-parts.com
Rainbow City, Alabama, US
Swag Cycle Salvage 2001 Honda CR 250 CR250 Engine Motor Bottom End Crank Shaft Rod Stock OEM. Fits 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 CR 250 *THIS ITEM IS USED AND MAY SHOW SIGNS OF WEAR IS IN GOOD CONDITION,AND WOULD MAKE A NICE REPLACEMENT. STORE POLICY: Check with your mechanic for proper fit of models other than those listed before purchasing SHIPPING & Feedback Policy: Shipping price in listing is for Continental United States (48states) and must be shipped to physical address(No P.O. Boxes) We usually ship items 1-2 business days after receiving cleared payment. Please leave feedback when you get your item so we know you got it, and are happy with it. If you have a problem when you receive your item, email or call us before leaving feedback. We will leave feedback for you after you leave feedback for us. Payment: Paypal is the only payment method we accept, Payment must be received in 2 days of purchase/auction end. Return policy: Item must be returned within 3 days Refund will be given as money back Buyer is responsible for all return shipping costs All returns are subject to a 10% restocking fee Item must be returned in the same condition it was sent
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