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Parts Honda Cb750 Cb550 Fork Tubes New on 2040-motos

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Los Angeles, California

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35mm stock tubes for 69-72 and 77-78 CB750 23" long MADE IN JAPAN!ALSO Available: Standard Tube Set (23 13/16ins) This length is considered STD for 77-78 & will also work for CB550's, but is slightly longer. I also have 35mm stock tubes for CB55021 13/16" long MADE IN JAPAN! Brand new front fork tubes!!!$125 each or $180 a pair no fork legs included/just fork tubesthese are brand new!

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