Pivot Works Rear Linkage Bearing Kit Honda Xr 600r 1991-2000 on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
Pivot works Rear linkage bearing kit for a Honda XR 600R years 1991-2000. Restores handling and suspension control due to worn or rusted swingarm or linkage components. Comlete kit contains bearings, pins, seals, and other components necessary for a complete and professional job.
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