Xr 200 Honda Brake Pedal on 2040-parts.com
Syracuse, New York, US
Up for auction is a xr 200 Honda break pedal. I believe this will fit from 1986 to the last year of the xr 200, but can not be sure. Take a look at the pictures and you decide if this is the one for you. It's in very good condition, there are no re-welds or cracks that I can see. The toe piece is spring loaded and works perfect. Winning bidder pays $6.95 shipping/handling. I accept Paypal and will ship to the lower 48 states only, no international shipping. Good luck and thanks for looking.
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