97-99 Dr350 Dr 350 Front Brake Rotor **good Condition** on 2040-parts.com
Eugene, Oregon, United States
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OEM Front Brake Rotor from a 1999 Suzuki DR350. This will only work on the later DR350's with the six bolt pattern. Rotor specs: 240mm diameter 3.4mm thickness **Six Bolt Pattern** This came from my personal bike. Sales include what is pictured. We don't use stock photos. Unless otherwise stated, the parts are used and in good condition. These parts should be compatible with a number of different model years, but please verify fitment for your model/year before purchasing. All bike parts come with a 30 day return policy. If something isn't right about the item, please contact us so we can straighten things out. Your satisfaction and positive feedback are important to our company. Thank you! DR350 DR 350 brake rotor |
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