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Yamaha Banshee A-arm Arms Bolts Nuts Caps Lower Left Right 1987-2006 #1 on 2040-parts.com

US $21.98
Location:

Carleton, Michigan, United States

Carleton, Michigan, United States


 


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NICE USED BANSHEE FACTORY LOWER A-ARM BOLTS, NUTS & CAPS.


  • YOU GET EVERYTHING SEEN IN PICTURE.
  • BOLTS FOR LOWER ARMS.
  • CAME OFF A GOOD WORKING BIKE.
  • STRAIGHT, THREADS ARE GOOD.
  • WILL FIT ANY YEAR 1987-2006.



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