New 1986-1989 Honda Trx 250r Quad Front Fender Grommet on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
NEW 1986-1989 HONDA TRX 250R QUAD FRONT FENDER GROMMETS. THESE ARE SOLD IN PAIRS ONLY!
This is the toughest, most abrasion proof POLYURETHANE GROMMET YOU CAN PUT ON YOUR QUAD.
WITH OUT THESE NEW POLYURETHANE GROMMETS YOU WILL CONTINUE TO END UP WITH PICTURES 4 & 5 AND BE FRUSTRATED WHEN THE OEM GROMMETS RIPS & TEAR.
Any questions please call or text my cell 702-376-1204 Thanks Bobby
WE ONLY SHIP OUTSIDE THE US EXPRESS MAIL INTL. SO THEY CAN BE TRACKED AND INSURED!
International buyers, any Custom fees are: These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding...
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