Harley Rim 10 Spoke on 2040-parts.com
Canaan, Maine, United States
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16 in rear rim, 10 spoke
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Wheels, Tires for Sale
1987 kdx 80 front wheel(US $45.00)
Carlisle at489 3-ply replacement atv utility front tire 24x11-10 (589305)(US $135.19)
Kawasaki vulcan 800 vn800 classic rear wheel axle #11 04(US $22.95)
Harley oem 100th anniv. front 16" gold alum front wheel all touring 2000-2016 fl(US $140.00)
Used 21" front wheel for dirt bike
120/80x19 dunlop mx52 geomax intermediate/hard terrain tire honda crf450r 2009-2(US $106.72)
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