RUBBER
PT# 33715-HB9-000
Fits:
TRX250R 86'-89'
you can ckeck ron ayers to see if it fits yours
http://www.ronayers.com/WhereUsed/N/9935
ATTN: Im not responcable for items being held in port for over sea's shipping
The Ron website has changed you can no longer look the parts up too see what they fit so if you need too know just send me a message and ill get it looked up for you.
Here is the New Ron Ayers link to check if the part will fit you make model year
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