Honda 85cc Small Wheels Custom With New Dunlop Tires on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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Very nice DID Honda nos wheels customized . They are in new shape with very low hours on rims . Tires have 99% tread on them . In really good condition. No scratches on rims . Nothing wrong with them I just upgraided to a big wheel kit. look at pics to see the shape and the work done on them .great as a replacement set or for a custom Honda restoration .
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