1990 Yz125 Rear Shock on 2040-parts.com
Fairmont, West Virginia, US
This shock looks to be in excellent condition but i never got to use it.
Bought off ebay and found out a 1990 YZ125 shock wont fit a 1991/1992 YZ125 without 2 longer linkage bolts and some washers as spacer.
But its shorter than a 91/92 shock and I wanted my bike to stay the same height so Im not using it.
Should have done my research first, so i am relisting it for someone else to have.
No returns. thanks for looking.
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