Honda Cr125 Cr250, Brake Shoe Set, #06450-ky0-601, New, 6 on 2040-parts.com
Fort White, Florida, US
Honda, Brake Shoe Set, #06450-KY0-601, New.
Fits:
1984-1985 Honda CB125S
1979-1982 Honda CR125R
1982-1983 Honda CR250R
1982 Honda CR480R
1985-1988 Honda CH250
1986-1987 Honda TRX70
1985 Honda XL125S
1982-1987 Honda XL250R
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