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Rear Shock Absorber Yamaha BW80 BW 80 (1985 1990) Honda CBX250 Honda GL 1100 I Gold Honda GL 1100 I Gold Wing (Interstate) (1981 1983) Suzuki T 250 (1967 1972) FREE STANDARD UK DELIVERY This rear shock is manufactured to replace the original shock on a Yamaha BW80 for the years shown above
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Rear Shock Absorber Yamaha BW80 BW 80 (1985-1990) Honda CBX250 Honda GL 1100 I Gold

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