Honda Cl77 Center / Main Stand Complete on 2040-parts.com
Barrington, Illinois, US
THIS CENTER STAND CAME OFF A HONDA CL77. FRAME NUMBER CL77-1057337. THIS STAND IS VERY RUSTY AND PIVOT PINS WERE FROZEN SO I REMOVED IT BY CUTTING THE FRAME MOUNTS. COMES WITH EVERYTHING IN PICTURE. PINS HAVE TO HEATED TO BE REMOVED, AND MY TORCH HAPPENED TO BE OUT OF GAS.
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