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1996 Srad Gsxr 750 Braced Swingarm Swing Arm 97 98 99 Gsxr750 Gixxer on 2040-parts.com

US $46.99
Location:

Jackson, New Jersey, United States

Jackson, New Jersey, United States
as pictured
Brand:Suzuki Manufacturer Part Number:12 Type:Rear Frame


 

  • Used Condition  as pictured 
  • Removed from a 1996 750
  • Feel free to text 732-221-4633 with any questions.
  • Came from 1996 Suzuki GSXR 750 model  series 1996-1999
  • 600 series is 1997-2000
  • fits many other models/years check with local dealer
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  • 06-2-16

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