Suzuki Rm125 Full Floater Linkage Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Olympia, Washington, US
Rear linkage or full floater assembly from a 1985 Suzuki RM125 part numbers 62601-14840, 62601-14850 and 62601-14860. As pictured, nice condition, comes with mounting bolts. Heim bearings in good shape, linkage needle bearings will need replacement. Hard to find obsolete part. Fits 1984 1985 RM125. Will combine shipping.
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