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2011-2013 HONDA CBR250R LEFT PASSENGER PEG HOLDER
50725-KYJ-900


THIS WAS REMOVED FROM A 2011 HONDA CBR250R.  LEFT PASSENGER STEP PEG HOLDER.  NO MAJOR SCRATCHES AND NO ROAD RASH.  GOOD USED CONDITION.

FITS 2011-2013 HONDA CBR250R AND CBR250RA

HONDA PART NUMBER IS 50725-KYJ-900

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WE DO NOT INFLATE SHIPPING COSTS AND NEVER CHARGE A HANDLING FEE.

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