09263-17037 Suzuki Bearing 17x24x25 on 2040-parts.com
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
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New old stock part .
1x Genuine SUZUKI 17x24x25 suspension needle bearing. Part number 09263-17037 superseded from 09263-17020 For either swing arm or suspension linkage on the following models. . 84-86 GS1150 GSX1100EF . 86-95 RM80 . 88-97 GSX600F . 89-09 GS500 . 89-97 GSX750F . 91-93 GSF400 BANDIT . 94-96 RF600 . 94-97 RF900 . 97-05 GSF1200 BANDIT . 97-02 GSF600 BANDIT . 01-14 VL800 . 03-12 DL1000 . 04-14 DL650 . 06-09 GSXR600 . 06-09 GSXR750 . 07-08 GSXR1000 . 08-09 GSF1250 BANDIT . 08-14 GSX1300 HAYABUSA . 08-09 GSX650F |
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