Buy 96 97 1996 1997 SUZUKI RM250 REAR DOGBONE SHOCK LINKAGE LINK in Manchester, New Hampshire, United States, for US $49.99

96 97 1996 1997 SUZUKI RM250 REAR DOGBONE SHOCK LINKAGE LINK

DESCRIPTION: Shock linkage arm is in good condiiton. Bearings have seen better days. Comes with all bolts and nuts.

MAKE: Suzuki

MODEL: RM250

YEARS: 1996-1997

REMOVED FROM: 1997 RM250

Should Fit: 1996-1997 Suzuki RM250??

CONDITION: USED

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