Ssr 160 Klx Style Frame With Honda Motor Mounts on 2040-parts.com
Lexington, Massachusetts, US
used ssr 160 cradle mount frame with removeable honda engine mounts for crf50 based engines this frame is used for racing and is in good condition other than a dented bar under the cradle mount but it doesnt effect the useability of the frame
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