Suzuki Gs 750 Front Forks 1976 on 2040-parts.com
Beaver, Ohio, US
PARTING OUT A 1976 SUZUKI GS 750. THIS AUCTION IS FOR THE FRONT FORKS AND TRIPLE TREES. MOTOR. THESE FORKS HAVE BEEN SITTING FOR A LONG TIME. MAY NEED TO BE REBUILT. USED AND SOLD AS IS. HAVE OTHER PARTS TO THIS BIKE, PLEASE ASK. CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE RARE AND VINTAGE PARTS. "DOC'S' MOTORCYCLE PARTS
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