73-80 Yamaha Gt80 Gt 80 Left Right Rear Shock Suspension Spring Good Oem on 2040-parts.com
Martinsville, Indiana, US
Good used OEM shocks left and right pair removed from a 1978 Yamaha GT80 ( may fit other years and models). Good solid shocks, will clean up nice. Ready to bolt on and use. Sold as is, lease ask questions. Thanks!
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