2004,2005 Honda Trx 450r/trx 450 Oem Stock Foot Pegs!!!! on 2040-parts.com
Denver, North Carolina, United States
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These are a pair of OEM foot pegs that came off of my 2005 TRX 450r. They were only removed to install new nerf bars that already had foot pegs built in! They are not bent and all the mounting points are good!
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