Rear Frame Brace Link / Arm - 1995 Suzuki Rm125 / Rm 125 on 2040-parts.com
Panama City, Florida, US
Used frame brace off of my 1995 Suzuki RM125. The motor seized and I was going to rebuild it but now I am parting the bike out. Message me if you need other parts and I can start another eBay auction if I have the part you are looking for. I am posting auctions as I disassemble the bike so I may not have all parts on eBay yet.
Shipping is included for the lower 48 states only.
Other Parts for Sale
Shift lever - 1995 suzuki rm125 / rm 125(US $12.50)
Seat (original) - 1995 suzuki rm125 / rm 125(US $65.00)
Clutch cable - 1995 suzuki rm125 / rm 125(US $11.00)
Gas tank rubber cushions - 1995 suzuki rm125 / rm 125(US $15.00)
Twist throttle tube assembly and throttle cable - 1995 suzuki rm125 / rm 125(US $25.00)
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