Husqvarna 125 Sprocket And Rear Hub 1970's Era Vintage Ahrma on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, US
This appears to be early to mid 1970's era Husqvarna 125 sprocket. Still in nice shape. Hub looks good as well. Will need new axle bearings in hub. Sprocket has 53 teeth. It should clean up nicely for your restoration or use as is. Be sure to do your research to determine if this will work with your application as all sales are final and as is. IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING:
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