Honda Ct70 Clutch Cable Hko & Hk1 Trail 70 Ct 70 H on 2040-motos

US $25.95

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Akron, Ohio, United States

HONDA CT70 CLUTCH CABLE HKO & HK1 TRAIL 70 CT 70 H, US $25.95, image 1

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New Reproduction Clutch Cable for the Honda CT70 HKO & HK1 (1970-1972) Trail Bikes with a manual clutch, The cable is 35-1/4" long end to end and was copied from a 100% NOS Honda cable and is correct in color & function. (some after market bars might require you to drill/ ream a slightly larger hole where the cable fits into the perch) I Only accept Paypal and item must be paid for within 5- days of buying. This product will ship by Priority Mail. Please look at my other Honda Z50 & CT70 Parts. Thankyou !

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