1996-2002 Honda Cr80rb Cr80r Air Box Cover 17224-gbf-840 on 2040-parts.com
Onsted, Michigan, United States
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DESCRIPTION This is a air box cover from a 1999 Honda CR80RB EXPERT It is in good condition Honda part number 17224-GBF-840 It will fit the following models: ASSEMBLIES WHERE 17224-GBF-840 IS USED
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