Renthal Rear Sprocket 52 Tooth Honda Cr Xr & Crf 125 250 500 250f 450x 150 230 on 2040-parts.com
Santa Cruz, California, United States
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A brand new 52 tooth Renthal sprocket to fit all of the Honda CR125's, 250's and 500's and the CRF250R, CRF250X, CRF450R and CRF450X. It will also work on the CRF150F and CRF230F, as well the XR250R, XR400 and XR650R. Any questions on this item, just ask .... and please check out my other auctions, thanks for looking.
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