1995 Honda Cr250 Rear Shock Absorber Kyb Cr250r Cr 250 on 2040-parts.com
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1995 CR250 rear shock. The shock is in good shape and has fresh fluid and a new bumper installed. This will fit other CR models beside the one specified, but it is up to the buyer to research that before buying. You will get exactly what is shown in the pictures. Item is being sold as is with no warranty or guarantees.
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