Moped Tomos Bullet A3 Mini Bike Front Fender Assembly on 2040-parts.com
De Pere, Wisconsin, US
Moped Tomos Bullet A3 Mini bike front fender assembly.
The front fenders from the bullet A3 and the pain has been stripped off and will need to be finished and painted again. There is one small dents in the front of the fender that will also need to be repaired see pictures for details. The restoration was started on this bike has stalled many years ago. Thank you for looking and I have many other Tomos Bullet A3 parts on eBay this week for sale. Shipping will be $15.50 to the lower states only
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