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Fuel / Petrol Tap: Suzuki GT250 GT 250 (1974-1979) - 1 outlet Suzuki GP100 This set of rear shocks
Fuel / Petrol Tap: Suzuki GT250 GT 250 (1974-1979) - 1 outlet Suzuki GP100 This set of rear shocks
Fuel / Petrol Tap: Suzuki GT250 GT 250 (1974-1979) - 1 outlet Suzuki GP100 This set of rear shocks
Fuel / Petrol Tap: Suzuki GT250 GT 250 (1974-1979) - 1 outlet Suzuki GP100 This set of rear shocks
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Fuel / Petrol Tap: Suzuki GT250 GT 250 (1974-1979) - 1 outlet Suzuki GP100 This set of rear shocks

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Fuel Petrol Tap: Suzuki GT250 GT 250 (1974 1979) 1 outlet Suzuki GP100 This set of rear shocks This set of rear shocks is designed to replace the original factory shocks on Kawasaki KE125 for the years and models shown above This rear shock is manufactured to replace the original shock on a Honda CRF50 for the years shown above these will not fit models with the 2 outlets Please see our other listings for this version

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