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Buell Tube Frame Aluminum Swingarm M2 S1 X1 S3 on 2040-parts.com

US $0.99
Location:

New Orleans, Louisiana, US

New Orleans, Louisiana, US
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Garage clean out time!!

Up for auction is a used straight swingarm from a steel tube framed Buell, probably M2 or X1. Has axle and adjusters as pictured, but no other hardware. Has had belt guard mounts shaved off and was apparently attempted to be polished.

Shipping is a flat $30 to the US, due to the size of this no international bidders please.

Thanks for looking and please check out my other auctions!

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