Honda Sl350 Front Forks With Triple Trees on 2040-parts.com
Atlantic, Iowa, US
For sale is this used front fork assembly for a Honda SL350. The assembly is straight.The fork legs have good spring action. The triple trees are complete with all the pinch bolts and the handle bar clamps. There is no key for the fork lock. Both of the fork tubes have wear marks in the chrome - these areas show well in the photos. There are rust pits on both of the tubes. There are no cracks or dents in either of the lower legs. The finish on the legs is stained from use. All the fender bosses and brake stay boss are in good condition. The axle and axle caps are in place. Sold as-is.
Buyer pays the cost of shipping. Cost will vary on location. I will ship overseas.
I will accept Paypal. Payment in full must be received within 3 days of the end of the auction.
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