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Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Honda CB100 CB 100 (1978 1987) Yamaha PW80 Suzuki LTF 160 Quad (1990 2003) Suzuki LTF 160 Quad (1990 2003) Honda CB 650 SC Nighthawk DOHC (1983 1985) please see our other listings for these with a 12mm top bush mount and 10mm bottom bush mount
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Chrome Rear Shock Absorbers: Honda CB100 CB 100 (1978-1987) Yamaha PW80 Suzuki LTF 160 Quad (1990-2003)

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