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2001 Husaberg Fx650e Cam Chain Tensioner 200 135-01 May Fit 400 501 450 550 on 2040-motos

US $14.95
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Location:

Onsted, Michigan, United States

Onsted, Michigan, United States
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DESCRIPTION

This is a cam chain tensioner from a 2001 Husaberg FX650 E

It is in good overall condition

It comes as shown

Husaberg part number 200 135-01 

It may fit other Husaberg models


Please keep in mind that these are used parts and may be dirty/greasy 

If you are unsure if this will fit your machine please ask,I will be happy to help

SHIPPING

The domestic shipping price listed is for the lower 48 states only

Alaska,Hawaii and Puerto Rico may be higher

The international rate is a estimate only,the actual cost may be higher or lower,please ask for a quote

 I always do my best to combine shipping on multiple items


INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING RATES FLUCTUATE TOO MUCH TO GIVE A ACCURATE SHIPPING COST TO EACH COUNTRY.THE RATES LISTED MAY BE HIGHER OR LOWER THAN THE ACTUAL COST.PLEASE ASK FOR A ACTUAL SHIPPING COST TO YOUR COUNTRY.

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