96 Suzuki Gsxr 1100 Rear Rim Axle Sprocket Rotor on 2040-parts.com
Plymouth, Pennsylvania, US
Removed from my 1996 Suzuki GSXR 1100 with 17K miles.
Included with the Rim (17) is the Rotor, Sprocket, & Axle.
Rim is Straight & in good used working condition.
No dents or misshapen.
Only issue, is the grey paint was coming off in areas when I was cleaning it.
Wheels, Tires for Sale
Pirelli - scopion sx - 80/100 - 21 nhs *used* like new(US $25.00)
130/90 16, 130/90 16 michelin commander ii tire kit(US $261.88)
Avon distanzia dual sport tire, rear, 150/70vr17(US $202.77)
Rear wheel moto guzzi california ev bassa stone(US $75.00)
110/70zr17 metzeler sportec m5 interact radial front tire-2028100(US $113.88)
Continental conti twins k112 rear tire mt90-16(US $148.85)
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