Honda Cr 85 2006 Front Axle 1996-2007 Cr85 on 2040-parts.com
Lehigh Acres, Florida, US
This auction is for a Front axle from a 2006 honda cr 85 in good condition. 1996-2007 cr 85 / 80
This item was removed from a functioning 2006 Honda CR85R and was tested completely prior to removal. It may fit many other years and models so check around online or with your local dealer before purchasing for fitment questions.
This item functions perfectly. It is ready to install and put to use.
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