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1997 Suzuki Gn125 Handlebar With Clutch Lever And Switch Includes Caps on 2040-parts.com

US $35.49
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Dayton, Virginia, US

Dayton, Virginia, US
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1997 Suzuki GN125 handlebar with clutch lever and switch includes caps for mounts

brake lever has some cosmetic wear but handlebars in great shape

 

Parts are off a running 1997 Suzuki GN125. Parts may fit other years and models but there are no guarantees. Parts are accurately described and pictured what you see is what you get. This is a used part and so it may not be in perfect condition. There may be surface rust, imperfections, and fading. Buy with confidence check my seller rating. I may have other parts available so if there is something you are looking for in particular please message me!

 

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