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Honda Trx400ex Sand Gear Sand Paddles Paddle Trx 400ex on 2040-parts.com

US $198.95
Location:

Sunbury, Ohio, United States

Sunbury, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:SAND GEAR Manufacturer Part Number:400exst


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You are bidding on a brand new set of SAND GEAR SAND PADDLE TIRES AND RIMS!

Will fit the following HONDA : TRX400EX!!

These are 20x11x10, on a set of 10INCH  rims!

These are sweet, and a must have if you play in the sand!

 


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