2002 Honda 300ex Front Rims Tires 02 300 Ex on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Virginia, US
The items for sale are the Front Rims off a 2002 Honda 300EX. The rim have been turned around backwards and had holes made for the valve stem on the oppisite side to make the front wider without a kit. The original Valve Stem Whole has been plugged to air will not leak. Tire on rim is ok but not new. Item comes as seen in pics. THanks for looking!!!!!!!!!!
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