________itp Quad Rim Fits Suzuki Reinforced Bolth Sides. (new)_________ on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
This is a brand new ITP rim that fits a Suzuki and other quads it is reinforced on either side made out of high quality aluminum never use never mounted flawless
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