03 Yamaha Yz250f Yz 250f Shock Linkage Suspension Swingarm Swing Arm 01-10 on 2040-parts.com
Sahuarita, Arizona, US
I have shock linkage from an 03 yz250f. All bearings were taken apart,cleaned and re-greased and assembled. Comes with bolts.Ready to bolt on, should fit 01-05 for sure, may fit other years as well. Item listed locally and auction may end at any time.
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