Ýamaha Riva 125 125z Xc125 Rear Wheel Rim Assembly 10" on 2040-parts.com
Watseka, Illinois, United States
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this rear wheel came off of a 1994 yamaha xc125 riva that had about 3500 miles on it. you get all of the parts shown in the pictures.
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