Honda Kickstarter Shifter Rubber Cb350 Cl350 Cb360 Cl360 Cb450 Cl450 Cb500 Cb750 on 2040-parts.com
Buckeye, Arizona, US
FOR SALE A BRAND NEW GENUINE HONDA KICKSTART RUBBER PART#95011-52000 AND SHIFT LEVER RUBBER # 95011-40000 THIS PART IS CORRECT FOR THE FOLLOWING HONDA MODELS. PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY FITMENT QUESTIONS PRIOR TO PURCHASE. THANK YOU.
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