1992 92 Suzuki Dr650 Bottom End Crank Engine Motor Clutch Stator on 2040-parts.com
Encinitas, California, United States
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- This Item came from a 1992 Suzuki Dr650.
- The actual item is shown in the pictures so what you see is what you get. - The bottom end bearing is still good, the crank turns smoothly. - The clutch and stator appear to be in good, working order. - Please remember the parts are 24 years old so they will show signs of wear. - It might fit other makes and models but I can only guarantee fitment for the 1992 Dr650. - Shipping price is to the lower 48 only, please message me for a quote for all other locations. - Happy Riding!!! |
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