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12 1/4 Rear Shocks Honda And Other Models (river Grove) on 2040-motos

$50
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Chicago, Illinois

Chicago, IL
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I have a very clean set of rear Shocks from my 1969 CL450, works on many other models and or custom bikes you want to fabricate. Chrome looks real nice and has that vintage chrome shroud. Key Words: Cafe Racer, bobber, CB, CL, K1, K2 K3 STYLE, BRAT, KIKKER, PEANUT, RAT ROD, CRUISER, HARLEY, YAMAHA, SUSUKI, KOWASAKI, KOW, XS, CBR, R1 DUCATI BMW CHROME BADGES EMBLEMS KEY OLD SCHOOL SKOL CRUIZER vintage, cb400, cb350, cl450, Bobbers

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