00-07 Drz400 Drz Dr-z Klx 400 Front Fork Forks Triple Tree & Clamp on 2040-parts.com
Toccoa, Georgia, US
Front Fork Suspension Assembly for sale! Manufacturer’s year range for this bike is 2000-2007 . STRUCTURAL: Straight / Tabs & Mounts Intact / No Cracks or Leaks COSMETIC: Several nicks and scratches all over the legs FUNCTIONALITY: Inspected & Ready to Use ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: This listing includes everything seen in photographs. Part was removed from the bike in the video below. __________________________________ International Shipping is available. Please call for an estimate. __________________________________ For more Suzuki DRZ400 2000-2007 parts, CLICK HERE __________________________________ We strive to offer the very BEST in Service, Quality & Value! Your satisfaction is our priority! Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns! Se Habla Español! 541/ 2210 0985 / JJL 100113
Removed from a 2002 Suzuki DRZ400E with Unknown miles.
Actual items are pictured. 
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