FOR SALE: RMZ450 Frame ONLY. Picture shows more than the frame, just clarifying that it is only the Aluminum frame that is for sale.
Good condition, straight.
Frames for Sale
- Rmz450 suzuki 05 rear shock(US $140.00)
- 250 series wide rigid frame by ultima®, 34˚ rake, 4” stretch downtubes (US $560.00)
- 2006 kawasaki kx 250 f sub frame(US $249.99)
- Vintage '78 ktm swing arm ahrma motocross mx moto-x fox swingarm(US $19.99)
- Yamaha yzf r6 r6s yzfr6 yzfr6s side kick stan kickstand 03 04 05 06 07 08 09(US $19.99)
- 2012 honda cbr1000rr frame sliders(US $20.00)
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