Yz450f Yz250f Shock Factory Connection on 2040-parts.com
Somerset, Pennsylvania, US
USED FACTORY CONNECTION SHOCK FOR A YAMAHA YZ450F OR A YZ250F,SHOCK CAME OFF A 04 YZ450F,HAS THE STOCK 5.3kg\mm SPRING,WHICH IS FOR A 160lb. RIDER,VALVED FOR A INT. MX.,SHOCK IS COMPLETELY REBUILT,NEW SEAL,BUSHING,OIL,AND NITROGEN.
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