Honda 1969 Mini Trail 50 Z50a K1 Left Handle Bar on 2040-parts.com
Quebeck, Tennessee, US
Up for bid is the left handle bar from a '69 K1. There is a slight bend at the base of the bar, but otherwise good shape. Ships to lower 48.
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