Hew Honda Rear Wheel Crf250x Crf250r Crf250 Cr125 19" X 1.85 on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, New Hampshire, US
I have 2 of these rear wheels that are new, one is off a 2008, the other a 2009 CRF250R. They will NOT come with the rotor or sprocket. I didn't have time to remove them before I took the pics. These wheels are new, undamaged and in perfect condition.
I also have 2 new front wheels from the same bikes. They both have new rubber on them as well.
I also have 2 new rear subframes, airboxes and plastic from the same bikes.
I will ship internationally, email me for a shipping quote, it is NOT FREE.
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