1990 Suzuki Rm80 Clutch Basket Hub Friction Plate Pressure Plate on 2040-parts.com
Hazleton, Pennsylvania, US
Up for sale is a nice condition 1990 Suzuki RM80 clutch basket assembly.
Includes everything shown and the friction plates measure about .120". Should be ready to install.
This is a 62/16 gear setup. Should fit many year RM80's.
I expect payment within 48 hours of auction's end and I ship to the
lower 48 states within 2 business days. My 100% feedback speaks for
itself and I take it very seriously. Thanks for looking!
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