1971 Honda Ct Trail 90 Frame on 2040-parts.com
Grand Rapids, Michigan, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A STOCK FRAME FROM A 1971 HONDA CT TRAIL 90, IT APPEARS TO BE STRAIGHT, WITH NO CRACKS OR REPAIRS. IT HAS THE ORIGINAL PAINT, AND SHOULD BE A NICE ONE FOR A RESTORATION FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS, AND SINCE WE ARE PARTING OUT THE WHOLE BIKE DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT OUR OTHER HONDA PARTS LISTED.
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1971 honda ct trail 90 foot pegs and side stand(US $19.99)
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1984 honda gl1200 oil temperature sensor and wiring hm600(US $24.00)
1984 honda gl1200 oil fill cap hm600(US $14.00)
1984 honda gl1200 coolant temperature sensor and housing hm600(US $29.00)
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