2001 01 Honda Cr250 Cr 250 Subframe Sub Frame on 2040-parts.com
Escondido, California, United States
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Item Specifics / Condition: This subframe is in good usable condition. It is clean and looks nice. The subframe is ready to be installed and used. All the mounting holes and tabs are in good shape. The subframe is straight. Parts are from a 2001 Honda CR250 These parts all came off a complete bike that I just took apart. The bike was in good condition. Many of these parts may fit other years of the same model or similar model bikes.
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