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1992 Honda Fourtrax Trx 300 2wd Atv Front Right Brakes W/ Rotor Master Cylinders on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
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Strasburg, Illinois, US

Strasburg, Illinois, US
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HI, YOU ARE LOOKING AT THE FRONT RIGHT BRAKES AND ROTORS THAT CAME OFF OF A 1992 HONDA FOURTRAX 300 2WD ATV.  IT CAME OFF OF AN ATV THAT HAD THE BRAKES WORKING AND STOPPED ON A DIME.  GOOD CLEAN SET WITH DECENT PADS AND THE BEARING IS USEABLE.    ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK

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