2012 Yamaha Wr250 Front Forks W/free New Triple Clamps Wr250f 250 Yz Yz250f Wr on 2040-parts.com
Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, US
These forks were used for 2 rides then swapped out for a set of re-valved YZ250F forks for racing. These are absolutely like new. I'm selling these for about the same price as used forks on ebay, but those used forks will likely need rebuilt (seals, bushings, oil). Why take a chance on those, and why spend hundreds more for new forks when these are as good as new. I was selling the triple clamps seperately, but decided to include them with the forks - complete with bearings, pinch bolts and handlebar clamps! Please see my other "like new" parts for your WR250.
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