Suzuki Rm250 Airbox on 2040-parts.com
Olympia, Washington, US
Up for sale is a complete airbox from a 1991 Suzuki RM250
part number 13700-28C30 cleaner assy, 13831-00B20 filter cage, 13881-28C20tube
outlet. It does have some burn/melting
on the exhaust side and one of the mount plates on the rear is missing. Comes as pictured with shock mud guard, air
boot, filter cage and screw. Listed as
fitting 1990 and 1991 RM250 models, but may work on 1989-1996 RMX250 and
1989-1992 RM125, you decide. Flat shipping of $15.00 via FedEx Home
delivery. Will combine shipping.
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