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Pr Wiseco Piston : 1987 Suzuki Rm125 557mo5500 on 2040-parts.com

US $59.97
Location:

Loma Linda, California, US

Loma Linda, California, US
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The item up for sale is a NEW Wiseco Piston for the listed bikes below.
NOTE : The Clips are missing.

 Part Number : 557M05500.
1987 Suzuki RM125.

This is a NEW part that has been sitting on the shelf for years.
It is going to have dust on it, but still new.

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