01 2001 Yamaha Yz125, Yz 125, 2001,clutch Perch, Clutch, Cable on 2040-parts.com
Kalispell, Montana, US
This Is Off A Used 2001 Yz125. In Good Shape And In Working Order.
Has A Few Scratches And Minor Wear And Tear
Includes All Items In Picture
Item In Pictures Is What Is Ships
Might Fit Other Models And Years
Any Questions Please Feel Free To Ask
Returns Accepted If Item Not As Described
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