08 09 10 Cbr 1000 Rr Cbr1000 Cbr1000rr Rear Suspension Shock & Spring on 2040-parts.com
Toccoa, Georgia, US
Shock & Spring for sale! Manufacturer’s year range for this bike is 2008-2010 . STRUCTURAL: Mounts Intact / No Cracks COSMETIC: Clean with minor scratches on spring / two inch scratch on shock linkage FUNCTIONALITY: Inspected & Ready to Use ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: This listing includes everything seen in photographs. Part was removed from the bike in the video below.
Removed from a 2008 Honda CBR1000RR with 13,677 miles.
Actual items are pictured.
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Harley 41mm fork lower slider set harley fl 1986-1999 front forks polished(US $289.00)
Honda nsr 250 mc16 bottom yoke(US $25.00)
Honda nsr 250 mc16 top yoke(US $19.00)
Rare vintage yamaha yz remote shock reservoir vintage yz(US $35.00)
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