03 450exc Ktm Ar 89 Hrs 48mm Wp Forks Triples Axle 400 450 520 525 Exc Mxc Sx on 2040-parts.com
Branson, Missouri, United States
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WP 48mm forks removed from an 89 hour 2003 KTM 450EXC. Will fit many other KTM bikes. These forks are in very very nice condition with minimal signs of use. These forks show no signs of leakage.
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