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BRAND NEW FORK CAP WRENCH. FEATURES 46mm and 50mm BOX ENDS FOR USE ON SHOWA MX FORK CAPS.


FITS: 1996-2007 SUZUKI RM125

          1996-2000 SUZUKI RM250

          2004-2008 SUZUKI RM250



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