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Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Suzuki SB200 SB 200 (1979-1981) Yamaha XTZ660 Kawasaki KM 100 A3A (1978)
Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Suzuki SB200 SB 200 (1979-1981) Yamaha XTZ660 Kawasaki KM 100 A3A (1978)
Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Suzuki SB200 SB 200 (1979-1981) Yamaha XTZ660 Kawasaki KM 100 A3A (1978)
Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Suzuki SB200 SB 200 (1979-1981) Yamaha XTZ660 Kawasaki KM 100 A3A (1978)
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Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Suzuki SB200 SB 200 (1979-1981) Yamaha XTZ660 Kawasaki KM 100 A3A (1978)

SKU: 81048384202
EUR39.95 EUR77.95

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Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Suzuki SB200 SB 200 (1979 1981) Yamaha XTZ660 Kawasaki KM 100 A3A (1978) Kawasaki KM 100 A3A (1978) Suzuki GSX R 1100 W (1993 1998) This set of rear shocks is designed to replace the original factory shocks on Suzuki SB200 for the years and models shown above Brand new set of chrome rear shock absorbers to fit:

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