Yamaha R1 Front Forks 2000 - 2001 on 2040-parts.com
Vallejo, California, US
COMPLETE FORKS OFF OF 2001 YAMAHA R1.
FORKS WORK PERFECT. ONLY DAMAGE ARE KNICKS ON THE ADJUSTMENT SCREWS, WHICH CAN EASILY BE REPLACED. NO OTHER ISSUES JUST USED.
PAYPAL PREFFERED FOR QUICK SHIP. PAYMENT MUST BE MADE WITHIN THREE DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE. ITEMS WILL SHIP OUT 1-2 DAYS AFTER PAYMENT HAS BEEN MADE. COMES WITH WHAT YOU SEE NO MORE NO LESS. SHIPPING IS AT A SET PRICE.
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