Honda Cr 85 80 Pirelli Mini Mx Front & Rear Tires Cr80 Cr85 on 2040-parts.com
Pensacola, Florida, US
New set of Pirelli Mini MX front and rear tires. Very nice high quality Pirelli tires; perfect for your Honda CR80 CR85! Front is a 70/100-17 and the rear is a 90/100-14
Be sure you check the size of tires on your bike to make sure they match these before bidding.
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