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98 Honda Recon Trx 250 Front Left Brake Drum Spindle Hub on 2040-parts.com

US $65.99
Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
used but in good condition
Placement on Vehicle:Front Part Brand:Yamaha

A used but in good condition front left brake drum spindle hub off of a 98 HONDA TRX 250 RECON. the part in good condition with no damage.  Fits '97.'98.'99, '00, '01, '02,'03,'04. Thanks and please check out our other parts. If you have any questions, please email us,or call 317-702-2949.

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Indy ATV Parts is an Indianapolis, Indiana company specializing in used parts for recreational sports vehicles. We carefully inspect all our parts so BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. If you have questions or if there are any problems with your order, please contact us through E-bay, e-mail us, or call us at 317-702-2949. Thanks!

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  • Allow 6-15 business days for your item to be delivered for all international orders.

Returns

In order to return an item, you must first notify us. All orders must be returned in their original shipping condition and must be returned within 7 days from when it was received.

Buyer error: You will be refunded the price of the item, not its shipping cost (sending or returning). There is a 20% restocking fee.

Seller error: You will be reimbursed for shipping charges to send the item back to us. We can either exchange the item for the correct one, or we can give a full refund.

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