Left Rear Shock Absorber for Honda Helix CN250 (1987 Models) (OEM) Everest & Jennings (Graham-Field) Quest Currie Electro-Drive® Conversion Kit #1 P49-8867-X01

Name: Left Rear Shock Absorber for Honda Helix CN250 (1987 Models) (OEM) Everest & Jennings (Graham-Field) Quest Currie Electro-Drive® Conversion Kit #1 P49-8867-X01
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SKU: 75680595546
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Left Rear Shock Absorber for Honda Helix CN250 (1987 Models) (OEM) Everest & Jennings (Graham-Field) Quest Currie Electro-Drive® Conversion Kit #1 P49-8867-X01

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Left Rear Shock Absorber for Honda Helix CN250 (1987 Models) (OEM) Everest & Jennings (Graham Field) Quest Currie Electro Drive® Conversion Kit #1 P49 8867 X01 Currie Electro Drive® Conversion Kit #1 Key Features: 450 watts of power from a DC earth magnet motor mounted to the rear wheel (U1 and above) Left rear shock absorber for 1987 models of the Honda Helix CN250 This is the stock

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