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2002-2020 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE) CYLINDER PISTON GASKET TOP END KIT 12100-HN6-000 Generic

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2002-2020 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE) CYLINDER PISTON GASKET TOP END KIT 12100-HN6-000 GenericCYLINDER PISTON GASKET TOP END KIT Fit for Honda TRX250 E EX RECON TE TM 1997 2020 Generic FEATURES: 1. We are offering a complete top end kit. 2. Engineered and Tested to Meet or Exceed Original Equipment Standards and Performance. 3. This kit is designed specifically for the DIY (Do It Yourself) mechanic. 4. Cylinder is a Cast Aluminum 68. 50mm Standard Bore Replacement with Steel Sleeve. 5. Our Gaskets are all top quality and will keep a perfect

CYLINDER PISTON GASKET TOP END KIT Fit for Honda TRX250 E EX RECON TE TM 1997-2020 Generic

FEATURES:
1. We are offering a complete top end kit.
2. Engineered and Tested to Meet or Exceed Original Equipment Standards and Performance.
3. This kit is designed specifically for the DIY (Do It Yourself) mechanic.
4. Cylinder is a Cast Aluminum 68.50mm Standard Bore Replacement with Steel Sleeve.
5. Our Gaskets are all top quality and will keep a perfect seal between all of the components.
6. The cylinder is cleaned, bored and honed to the specific clearances for the piston you receive in the kit.
7. This kit includes a cylinder, piston, rings, wrist pin, circlips and top end gaskets.
8. Everything that you need to repair your top end is included in one easy purchase.
9. All of the components within this kit are bolt-on ready for a hassle free installation.

SPECIFICATIONS:
1. Condition: Aftermarket 100% Brand New
2. Quantity: 1 Set
3. Cylinder Material: High-Grade Cast Aluminum
4. Piston Material: Forged Aluminum
5. Displacement: 229cc
6. Bore Size: STD 68.50mm
7. Piston Height: 47.5mm

REFERENCE PART NUMBER(S):
Cylinder: 12100-HN6-000
Piston: 13101-HM8-A40
Wristpin: 13111-425-000
Circlips: 94601-15000
Ring Set(STD): 13011-HM8-003
Base Gasket: 12191-HM8-000
Head Gasket: 12251-HN6-000

FITMENT:
Fit for Honda TRX250EX Sportrax 229cc 2001-2008
Fit for Honda TRX250X 229cc 2009-2020
Fit for Honda TRX250/TE/TM Recon 229cc 1997-2020

Fit for 1997 Honda Recon 250 (TRX250)
Fit for 1998 Honda Recon 250 (TRX250)
Fit for 1999 Honda Recon 250 (TRX250)
Fit for 2000 Honda Recon 250 (TRX250)
Fit for 2001 Honda Recon 250 (TRX250)
Fit for 2002 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2002 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2003 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2003 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2004 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2004 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2005 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2005 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2006 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2006 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2007 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2007 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2008 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2008 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2009 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2009 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2011 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2011 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2012 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2012 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2013 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2013 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2014 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2014 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2016 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2016 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2017 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2017 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2018 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2018 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2019 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2019 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)
Fit for 2020 Honda Recon 250 2x4 (TRX250TM)
Fit for 2020 Honda Recon 250 2x4 ES (TRX250TE)

Fit for 2001 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2002 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2003 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2004 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2005 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2006 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2007 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2008 Honda TRX250EX Sportrax
Fit for 2009 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2011 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2012 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2013 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2014 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2016 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2017 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2018 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2019 Honda TRX250X
Fit for 2020 Honda TRX250X
(Compatibility Chart is for Reference ONLY!!!)
(Please Compare with Your faulty unit and the image we provided to Decide Fitment)

PACKAGE INCLUDES:
1x Cylinder
1x Standard Size Piston
1x Piston Ring Kit
1x Wristpin
2x Circlips
1x Cylinder Head Gasket
1x Cylinder Block Gasket

NOTE:
Ring end gaps are checked prior to shipment for proper sizing.
Please check out the product and size fits your motorcycle or not before you purchase.

Warranty:
Returns:Customers have the right to apply for a return within 60 days after the receipt of the product
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