Honda Ct70 Tire And Rim Rear Rim Rear Brake Sprocket 1971 Ct 70 Hub on 2040-parts.com
Buxton, North Dakota, US
rear rim,tire,hub,brake and sprocket from a 71 ct70. thanks [will need new brake pads]
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