1972 Honda Cb450 Front Wheel Rim 19 X 1.85 (40 Spokes) on 2040-parts.com
Youngstown, Ohio, US
1972 honda cb 450 front rim size 19 x 1.85 (40 spokes). this is a very nice clean shiney rim with only minor rust. this item will clean up very nice with a little effort .
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