94 Cbr900rr Left Handlebar Straight on 2040-parts.com
Harrisville, Rhode Island, US
Up for sale is the left side Handlebar from a 94 CBR 900rr. Will Fit CBR 900 years 93-99. The Bar is straight and the threads are intact, but I cannot remove the bar end because it just turns the inside of the bar where the threads are. You might be able to easy out it or something. Thanks for looking and any questions just ask.
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