Honda Cr250r Pro Circuit Exhaust. 1987. Expansion Chamber. Pipe. on 2040-parts.com
Simi Valley, California, United States
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Here is a Pro-Circuit Exhaust which was removed from a 1987 Honda CR250R. It is in good useable condition. It has one good size dent on the side, in the usual place that these pipes tend to get dented. A Good, Solid Exhaust. When You Buy from Inky, You Ride with the Best ! |
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