Radiatorpanel Honda Cr500 (1991) Cr 500 Radiatorshroud Cr500 Panel Radiator Evo on 2040-parts.com
Opijnen, Netherlands
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very nice original radiatorpanel for the Honda CR500 models fom 1991, was used but in perfect condition, minor scratches, and the decal is also intact, i think they drove the bike one time and removed it, very hard to find, worldwide shipping 40 Dollar, thank you
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