Yamaha Snowmobile Suspension Srx 600/700 Sx500/600/700 Vmax500/600/700 on 2040-parts.com
Meredith, New Hampshire, US
Up for sale is a quality used, Yamaha SX chassis style Suspension. This will fit many, many models, please check your vehicle fitment before purchasing. All wheels, shocks, moving parts are all in proper working order. Missing rear axle and wheels. Came of a 1998 vmax 500, but will fit others.
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