01 Yz125 Cylinder Ported on 2040-parts.com
Oneonta, Alabama, US
This is my 01 yz125 cylinder that was ported by pro circuit some years ago and I just had replayed by millennium technologies and they sand blasted the whole cylinder so that's why it looks ruff but if you look closely at the ports you can tell there ported
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