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1981 Honda Cb750 Rear Alloy Wheel on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Lake Worth, Florida, United States

Lake Worth, Florida, United States
Good Condition, wheel bearing still installed, should fit other Honda Motorcycles as well.
Type:MAG Warranty:No Brand:Honda Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Manufacturer Part Number:J 16xMT2.50 381-DOT

16" OEM Alloy Honda wheel came off a 1981 Honda CB 750. I purchased it to use as a spare but never used it. It's in good condition and has been stored indoors. Wheel weighs 17 lbs. I do reserve the right to change the shipping amount depending on where the item is being sent to. I do not profit on shipping costs, I will only charge exactly what it costs me to ship it.  Thank you fore looking !!!!!

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