Vintage Go Kart Mini Bike Nos Comet Clutch For 5/8" Shaft No Drum Included on 2040-parts.com
Melvin Village, New Hampshire, United States
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New Old Stock Comet clutch for 5/8 inch shaft . There is no drum included with this clutch . This clutch is new in excellent condition and can be used for go karts or mini bikes . Thanks for looking and check our other auctions . |
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