10899 Front Shock, Yamaha G2/g9 (2,20) on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Kansas, United States
Specifications:
Front Shock Absorber Assembly w/ rubber bushing Measures approximately 12-1/8" long Single Unit Fits 1985-1994 Yamaha G2/G9 4-cycle gas models Replaces OEM Number(s): JG5-F3350-01-00 |
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