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72-77 Honda Cb400 F Cb 400 400f 350f Chrome Rear Fender Mud Guard Flap 1976 1975 on 2040-parts.com

US $177.32
Location:

Springfield, Ohio, United States

Springfield, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used Manufacturer Part Number:80100-333-000XW, 80100-377-000 Brand:Honda

Original chrome rear fender, with wire harness for Honda. Removed from a low mileage 1976 Honda CB400F SS Four. No dents, or scuffs. Minor pitting. Very NICE OEM part! 

Fits '72-'77 CB400F. 350F.

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