Honda Z50 Mini Trail Fenders K2 on 2040-parts.com
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
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Honda z50 front and rear fenders. With the extra long rear. The rear has a crack at the typical place they break. Someone with tig rig could repair that but it is still pretty solid. Does have dents and scratches. For the rider not the collector. |
Antique, Vintage, Historic for Sale
Mitas classic / vintage motorcycle tyre 2.75" x 19" h01(AU $90.00)
Vintage bell helmet bag racing(US $245.00)
2 indian motorcycle 8" grand chief graphics decals for bike trailer or toolbox(US $11.95)
72 husqvarna husky 250cr 400cr seat ahrma vintage motocross(US $30.00)
1980 yamaha it125 cage wedge 3r9-14468-00-00(US $320.00)
Xr 750 steering head and shock mounts
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