Honda Crf50 Plastics - Stock Factory Set (also Fits Xr50) on 2040-parts.com
Harrison, Arkansas, US
Honda CRF50 Plastics - Stock Factory Set (Also fits XR50) The auction is for the 4 pieces pictured. I do not have the two rear shrouds. In decent condition. Rear fender has a inch long crack in it. and front fender has a small crack where it bolts on.
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