Vintage Fox Air Shox Shock New Seal Kit Motocross Ahrma on 2040-parts.com
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New rebuild kit for Fox Air Shocks .
Two new seals , Two new wipers , Two bottoming out rubbers and Four decals . Please let me know if you have Black shocks or Silver . If you don't let me know what color shocks , you will receive the stickers for silver shock as most kits are sold for silver shocks .. No shipping to Canada . Thank you . |
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