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2005-2011 05-11 Yamaha Yw50 Yw 50 Zuma 50 Front Wheel Rim Hub Tire on 2040-parts.com

US $79.99
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Deer Park, Washington, United States

Deer Park, Washington, United States
-Came off of a good running bike -Worked great when on machine -No cracks or breaks -No flat spots or bends -Wheel spins true -Tire holds air, has about 60-70 percent tread left-Some scratches and scuffs -Bearings spin smoothly -Bearings are tight in hub -All threads are good -Not repaired anywhere -Wheel is clean
Brand:OEM Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:4VP-F5168-00-33

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