Billet Swingarm Spools Blue Tl1000 Tl1000r Tlr Tl1000s S R Made In Usa 8m Suzuki on 2040-parts.com
Golden, Colorado, US
This is a new set of billet aluminum swing arm spools with stainless steel hardware, anodized blue, made in the USA. Just bolt them on and they are ready to use and look sweet too. These will fit all the suzuki TL1000r and tl1000s.
thanks for looking
Pythonmotorsports
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