Wiseco Piston Kit Cr125r 1980-1984 +.050" P/n 448p50 on 2040-parts.com
Elizabeth City, North Carolina, US
Wiseco Piston kit for '80-'84 CR125R p/n 448P50.
+.050 w/ rings
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