Banshee Lonestar Racing Brand +10" Extended Swing Arm on 2040-parts.com
Port Orchard, Washington, United States
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banshee lonestar racing brand +10" extended swing arm, swing arm is straight and is still in good condition, pivot shaft and bearings are also good, item comes as pictured was removed off a good running banshee that was parted out, ready to be used with out any issues,if you have any questions please ask before buying #15
shipping quote is for lower Continental 48 US states, any where else will cost more |
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