Suzuki Rocker Arm 12840-45401 Arm Valve Motorcycle Cam Chain New Oem Motorcycle on 2040-parts.com
Sanford, Maine, US
THESE ARE GENIUNE OEM SUZUKI FACTORY PARTS
PART#12840-45401
ARM VALVE ROCKER
FITS:
WE BELIEVE THIS FITS: 1980 GS750
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DISCONTINUED PART - HARD TO FIND
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