1995 Honda Cr500 Cr 500 Cr500r Engine Clutch Service Access Cover on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
1995 HONDA CR500R
CLUTCH COVER
This item is in used condition. It looks like its been repaired previously.
Take a look at the pictures as they indicate the condition of the item.
This item should fit 1994-2001 Honda CR500r's but if your bike is not a 1995 model please check with a dealer or local shop to make sure the item will fit your bike.
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