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84 Honda Goldwing Gl1200 1200 Rear Brake Caliper on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Massillon, Ohio, US

Massillon, Ohio, US
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This came off a running, 1984 Honda GL1200A Aspencade with 44,608 known miles on it. Please scroll down and watch the videos of the bike running, parts working, etc. prior to disassembly. Also please scroll down and review the pictures for this part. Many parts will fit multiple years and models, but please check to be sure. All items are used and contain normal wear unless otherwise stated. Most items come with mounting hardware when available, but is absolutely not guaranteed. All items sold as is without warranty, refunds or exchanges. Please be sure to review the posted pictures, terms and conditions at the bottom of the page before bidding or buying. All Ohio customers and in store pickups will be charged Ohio sales tax. Other items are available for sale for this bike in our ebay store.

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