2002 Honda Shadow 750 Ace Rear Sprocket 41 Teeth on 2040-parts.com
Avon, Indiana, US
2002 Honda shadow American classic rear sprocket 41 teeth
Dealer said teeth look good and micrometer said they were well within spec
Taken from motorcycle with 4237 miles
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