Rear Frame of Honda XRV 650 Africa Twin RD03 88-90

  

Rear Frame for Honda XRV 650 Africa Twin RD03 88-90. This product description has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. Rear frame for Honda XRV 650 Africa Twin RD03 88-90.

XRV 650 Africa Twin (XRV650Africatwin). This spare part may have pad panels.

You will receive the part to see exactly as in the photos. This spare part was initially tested for functionality during storage. Please note the following damages: rust, scratches.

Please also note that all photos have been taken as explicitly as possible to show the damage. The spare part may also fit other models in the series, as Honda often works on a modular principle. Please do your research online before purchasing. May be suitable for the following construction years: 1988, 1989, 1990. A part number can be seen in the photos.

You will receive an invoice without VAT due to differential taxation according to §25A USTG. All our spare parts undergo a visual and functional test. Damages are explicitly photographed and provided.

If the item does not meet your expectations, you have the option to return it within 30 days. You bear the return shipping costs as the buyer. From Monday to Friday, items are packed and shipped several times a day.

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SKU (GMP article number) #RD14 Manufacturer Honda Model XRV 650 Africa Twin (XRV650Africatwin) Model name RD03 Optical condition This spare part may have pad panels. Technical condition This spare part was initially tested for functionality during storage. Please note the following damages: rust, scratches. Please also note that all photos have been taken as explicitly as possible to show the damage.

Comments: Rear frame More models The spare part may also fit other models in the series, as Honda often works on a modular principle.