Oem 07 08 Yamaha R1 Front Forks Tube Shocks Suspension Lower Tripple Tree on 2040-parts.com
Long Beach, California, US
OEM 07 08 Yamaha R1 front forks and lower triple tree
Forks are used, but in great shape, no damage and completely strait.
No scratches, but shows normal sign of use.
never crashed.
No suspension fluid leaks.
lower triple tree comes with mounting nuts as shown.
Ready to mount.
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