Honda Cb900c Rh Caseguard Engine Guard Hondaline 1980-82 Custom Cb 900 C Rash on 2040-parts.com
Newtonville, Massachusetts, United States
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Hondaline Honda CB900C RH caseguard engine guard 1980-82 Custom CB 900 C HM 461.
This is only the right hand half - does not include LH. No hardware or instructions. Scraped area - see closeup pics. Does have rust & roadrash. |
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