Yamaha Vmax Black Tri Cut Tuning Fork Rear Brake Bar. on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, United States
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New Black tri engraved brake bar!
Something fresh and new off the CNC! Mint engraved tri cut rear brake stay.
1985 to 2007 Yamaha V-MAX 1200 motorcycle.
Billet aluminum rear brake bar CNC machined.
This will fit up to a 210 tire.
This beautiful powder coated aluminum rear brake bar replaces your stock bar no customization is required.
Shipping $8.00 within the US.
Please ask any questions before bidding thank you.
The last picture just shows where it mounts.
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