Race Tech Fork Springs Suzuki Rm250 Kaw Kx125/250/500 Honda Cr125/250/500 .42kg on 2040-parts.com
Forreston, Illinois, US
Race Tech Front Fork Springs for Suzuki RM250 (2001-2002), Honda CR125 (1997-2000). CR250 (1996), CR500 (1996-2001), Kawasaki KX125 (1996-2001), KX250 (1996-2001), KX500 (1997-2001). Brand new, never used and still sealed in the original packaging. Race Tech springs are wound from the highest quality chrome silicone wire to ensure consistent action and light overall weight. Race Tech guarantees spring accuracy within .005kg, the highesty industry standard. Retails for $114.95 (11-434)
Rate (kg/lb): .42kg / 23.5#
Dimensions (OD x L): 41.2 x 469mm
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