05 Honda Trx400ex Frame 2005 400ex 400 Ex on 2040-parts.com
Ruffs Dale, Pennsylvania, United States
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FOR SALE IS A GOOD USED 2005 HONDA TRX400EX FRAME.FRAME IS STRAIGHT THE RIGHT SIDE FOOT PEG (1 HOLE)WILL NEED DRILLED AND RETAPPED.ANY QUESTION PLEASE EMAIL.WILL BE SHIPPED IN ONE TO TWO DAYS AFTER PURCHASE HAS CLEARED.
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