Purchase 95 Rm 125 Rm125 Rear Shock Linkage 93-95 in Lancaster, California, US, for US $11.99

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Item Description:	95 Rm 125 shock linkage. It is in good condition, but will need new bearings. It will fit 93-95 Rm 125. Condition and model fit are guaranteed. I offer "No hassle money back guarantee" if you are not satisfied with purchase. Please see my payment and return terms on the bottom of the page.	Please Check my other auctions for more parts. Thank You.
Payment and Return Terms:	Please do not bid if you are not sure you want to buy! If you have any questions email me first! Payment is expected within 3 days of auction end. I am very honest , bid with confidence. Returns: I have a very simple Return/Exchange policy. If the item doesn't work properly or is not as described I will exchange if I have the same part in stock or refund the money for the part and shipping. If you ordered the wrong part for you vehicle I will only refund money for the part , not shipping. I do inspect my parts before I list and ship and also take a few pictures , so if the part that is returned is not mine I will not be refunding your money. This is mainly for the very few people that try to exchange their junk parts for good parts. No Scammers.
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