Fuel/gas Tank Frame Rubber Grommets Suzuki Drz 400 S Sm Klx All Years on 2040-parts.com
Newport News, Virginia, US
For sale are the rubber grommets found under the drz/ KLX 400 s sm model motorcycles the one piece zip ties on the frame the other two round pieces fit on a plug on the sides of the frame that the gas tank slides on two . In great shape no dry rot etc same day shipping
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