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Honda Cb100 Cb125 Cl100 Cl125 Cl70 Sl100 Sl125 Tl125 Xl100 Swingarm Bushings on 2040-parts.com

US $34.99
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Owensboro, Kentucky, US

Owensboro, Kentucky, US
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As always, brand new GENUINE OEM HONDA swingarm pivot rubber bushings (2) for the following Hondas:

CB100   1970 thru 1972

CB125   1973 thru 1985

CL100   1970 thru 1973

CL125   1967 thru 1969,  1973 & 1974

CL70   1970 thru 1973

CL90   1967 thru 1969

SL100   1970 thru 1973

SL125   1971 thru 1973

TL125   1973 thru 1976

XL100   1974 thru 1978

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