Honda Xr100r Xr100 Engine Cylinder Jug 83-87 Xr 100 100r on 2040-parts.com
Yakima, Washington, US
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This is a used cylinder jug, it's off a 83 XR100, it measures 53 mm, it has one broken fin, it has some light rust and should be honed, it will fit all these models Assemblies where 12100-KA9-680 is used |
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