1979 Honda Cbx Transmission on 2040-parts.com
La Vernia, Texas, US
Honda CBX transmission gears are in excellent shape, as pictured, worked good when removed from 1979
As ebays format does not always have the correct category for these
parts we ask that you call us will any questions before you bid. Shipping to Canada and the USA only I do not ship over seas. email me with any questions but please include valid contact information or they will not be replied to do to the amount of spammers. call 210-379-1fivesix7 with any questions or if it does not sell feel free to call or email with an offer. Not doing any good on the shelf.
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1979 honda cbx sprocket cover(US $40.00)
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Suzuki gsx-r600 gsxr 600 2001 01 throttle cables 107286(US $35.00)
Mikuni tm 46(US $160.00)
1977 77-85 honda xl75 xl80s oem clutch cable receiver stay guide 50356-149-000(US $18.99)
1979 honda cbx clutch perch(US $50.00)
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