1984 - 2007 Cr80 Cr85 Honda Gear Shift Stopper Roller 97 Cr 80 85 Cr80r Rb Cr85r on 2040-parts.com
Sevierville, Tennessee, US
Gear shift stopper off of a 1997 CR80 Honda. Correct fit for all the 1984 - 2007 CR80 and CR85 Small and Big Wheel hondas. All is in good shape and was working well on the bike. See pics for overall cosmetic condition. Pay Pal Payment in full due at the end of the auction. #5809 QUESTIONS: Call or text Vince @ (865) 654-2148 Hours: 9 am - 9 pm EST FOR INTERNATIONAL SALES: If item does not show cost of shipping to your country, you must contact us for a shipping quote prior to making purchase. We ship to confirmed paypal addresses only. Items purchased with an unconfirmed address will be subject to cancellation. Buyers are responsible for their country's custom fees. SEE MY EBAY STORE FOR MORE PARTS AND MX GEAR
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