1970/71 Yamaha Ht1 90 "footpegs & Cross Bar" on 2040-parts.com
Sidney, Montana, US
You are bidding on an original 1970 Yamaha HT1 90 footrest. The rubber covers are in very good shape. Save money & bid with confidence. This damage free footrest is in very nice "ready to use" condition !!! Please email me if you have any questions.
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