Honda Nos Cb350, Cb450, Cb750, Cl450, Rear Swingarm Bush, # 52108-292-300 D20 on 2040-parts.com
Zimmerman, Minnesota, US
Honda NOS CB350, CB450, CB750, CL450, 1967-74, Rear Swingarm Bush, # 52108-292-300 ( 52108-333-003 ). Part may fit other makes, models, or years. Confirm with your manual and/or dealer. Look at photos carefully. Satisfaction guaranteed or I will offer FULL refund, including shipping if you are not pleased for any reason. Full payment due within one week. Feel free to email me with any questions you have.
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