Yamaha V-max 700; 1997 Track Shocks on 2040-parts.com
Limestone, New York, US
This is a set of track shocks from a 1997 Yamaha V-max 700. They are in good working condition. We are an ATV salvage company and have many good used parts for sale. If interested in this item or any others, you can also contact us at (716)701-1868. We also accept credit card payments over then phone.
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