Motherload Of Honda Cb125s Cb100 Parts on 2040-parts.com
Tallahassee, Florida, US
Motherload of Honda CB125S and CB100 parts. What you see is what you get. Mostly shock absorber parts, shock cover, headlight ears, front fork parts, engine plates, and others as shown. If you see just a few of the parts that you want and win the auction, I will only charge for shipping the items you want, this will save on shipping as the parts shown weigh 11 pounds. To calculate shipping, use a large 11 pound package shipped from 32308 zip code. All parts used as shown. Sold as is, so please ask questions in advance.
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