Yamaha Kyb Titanium Shock Spring 4.9 Kg on 2040-parts.com
Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
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YAMAHA OEM titanium shock spring 4.9
KG. The spring is brand new, was remove from the shock before the first ride.
The shock has black painted marks on top that means that the spring rate is 4.9
Kg /mm. Save a lot of weight with this titanium spring!! This spring will fit
on other KYB shock from other motorcycle brand. |
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