1987 Suzuki 230e 230 E Rear Bearing Carrier on 2040-parts.com
Covington, Ohio, US
1987 Suzuki 230e used rear bearing carrier in useable working condition. It does have some nicks dings scratches and scrapes as seen in the pics theres lots of pictures. Bearings are used should be replaced but are useable. As is as pictured.
Im parting out a nice complete good running 230e suzuki
Any questions just ask
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