87-90 Suzuki Quadzilla Lt500r Front Shocks on 2040-parts.com
Mineral Wells, West Virginia, US
This a pair of good used front shocks off of a LT500R Quadzilla, the crank came out of it and busted case so the motor is gone. The guy painted the frame and painted the springs and they are peeling so they need a good cleaning and some new paint on the springs, but they are in good condition.
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