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Where can you get a M5R2 1-2 shift-fork?

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Ebay has a seller (SouthWest Gear) i just bought some shift forks from them the 1-2 and 3-4 forks they run about 40 bucks each.You can Google the repair/install instructions if you arent familiar with them.Good Luck.

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