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Black Rear Shock Absorbers: Yamaha RD250 RD 250 (1973 1979) Suzuki TS100 Kawasaki KL 250 A (1978 1980) Kawasaki KL 250 A (1978 1980) 2 Brand New Ignition Coils to fit: This set of rear shocks is designed to replace the original shocks on a Yamaha RD 250 for the years 1973 Both mounting points are 14mm
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Black Rear Shock Absorbers: Yamaha RD250 RD 250 (1973-1979) Suzuki TS100 Kawasaki KL 250 A (1978-1980)

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