Purchase Honda ATC250 ATC 250 ATC250R ATC 250R Footpegs Pegs Set in Chattaroy, Washington, US, for US $9.99

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Here is a Footpeg Set off of a 1982 Honda ATC250R.

This part(s) also fits the following models and years:

Honda ATC250Rs years 1981-1982

Condition of Item(s):

One peg is slightly bent
No cracks or breaks
Some surface rust

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