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Norton, Massachusetts, US
THIS IS AN OEM REAR WHEEL FOR 01-09 KX85'S IN DECENT SHAPE. HAS LOOSE SPOKES AND TWO DINGS AS SEEN.
Wheels, Tires for Sale
Front wheel axle kawasaki kx80 kx100 1998 1999 2000(US $15.00)
Crf 450 crf 250 xr supermoto front 16.5 yamaha ktm honda suzuki rims wheels(US $499.00)
Front wheel axle kawasaki kdx250 1991 1992 1993 1994(US $15.00)
Front wheel axle kawasaki kx60 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 201 2002 2003(US $15.00)
Metzeler me880 marathon honda xxl tire rear 280/35-18 vr(US $322.27)
Michelin power race soft rear tire 160/60/zr17 (US $100.00)
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