2000 Buell Harley Davidson Blast 500 Engine Motor Cases W Crankshaft And Rod on 2040-parts.com
Tulsa, Oklahoma, US
2000 Buell Blast 500 Cases and Crankshaft
Very good condition from a great running motor with 7K original miles. I don't have the correct press to remove the crankshaft so this is sold as a unit.
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Location L-3
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