Suzuki Rm400 Shift Forks With Shafts 1978 on 2040-parts.com
Olympia, Washington, US
Shift fork set from a 1978 RM400. Consists of part numbers 25211-40100 fork #1,
25221-40100 fork #2, 25431-40100 fork #3, 25411-40000 shaft #1 and 25421-4000
shaft #2. Also used for RM370 1976-1977
models. As pictured. Flat shipping of $5.85, will combine
shipping.
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