Suzuki 1988 Rm250j - Mikuni Tm Flatslide Carburetor - Discontimued By Suzuki on 2040-parts.com
Manchester, New Hampshire, US
Part Description = CARBURETOR ASSEMBLY **Discontinued**
Factory original removed from Suzuki 1988 RM250J
Part # = 13200-26C00
Part Description = CARBURETOR ASSEMBLY
Model Count = 1
RM250J 1988
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