Stock Oem Trx250r Spindles Steering Knuckles Trx 250r 88 89 Right Left on 2040-parts.com
Wichita, Kansas, US
Very clean set of spindles off my 88 trx250r. These are powder coated glossy black and look nice against chrome a arms!!!! Shipping to the lower 48 only.
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