Suzuki Shift Drum And Shift Forks Rm125 1984 1985 on 2040-parts.com
Olympia, Washington, US
Suzuki RM125 1984 1985 Shift drum,
detent, shift forks and shift fork pins.
Removed from a 1985 with a bad transmission input shaft bearing. Part numbers are 25211-41301 fork-shift,
25221-14501 fork-shift, 25231-14501 fork-shift, 25411-20A11 shaft, 25451-14500
shaft, 25310-14502 drum, 25350-14501 detend roller. The drum looks good, but the forks do have
some wear. See pics. Flat shipping of $7.50, will combine
shipping.
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