Honda Xr200 Flywheel on 2040-parts.com
Montgomery, Alabama, US
This is a magnetic Flywheel off of a running 1991 Honda xr200 dirt bike. Flywheel is in great shape with no rust, dents, or chips. Threads are not crossed threaded nor damaged.This part may fit other years and or Honda models. We do not know the other fitments. Pictures are of the actual item you will recieve.
IItem will be throughly cleaned before shipment. fI you have any questions regarding the part and or our services please fill free to message us.
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