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Honda Cb450 Cl450 Dohc Classic Velocity Stacks-polished Aluminum W/screens on 2040-parts.com

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North Bend, Washington, United States

North Bend, Washington, United States
Condition:New Surface Finish:Polished

HONDA CB450 CL450 CB350 CL350 DOHC Classic Velocity Stacks-Polished Aluminum w/screen. New in the box vintage Toko velocity stacks for your café racer, scrambler or classic motorcycle. These might also fit CB350 CL350 depending on carburetors being used. Auction is for a quantity of 2 items for a Honda twin. Vintage, made in Japan, new in the box, rare items. Very nice pieces for your restoration project. Mounting camps are shown in photo and are included. No international sales. US domestic shipping only.

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