91 Honda Nighthawk Cb 250 - Front Suspension Fork Left - Great Shape!! on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US
Bike had only 3,623 miles.
From my 91 night hawk 250.
Good condition left forks tube. Complete. Not leaking any fluid. Small, unable to photograph dry cracking in dust seal. Still in excellent shape. Small scuffs on lower fork and marks where mounted to triple tree.
Deal made if buying other fork as set, and shipping can be partially combined.
Shipping for lower 48. International, Alaska, or Hawaii bidders to pay addition shipping charges.
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