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1971-72yamaha Ct1 Ct2 At1 At2 175 125 Enduro Rear Fender, Wireing, Mud Flap on 2040-parts.com

US $39.00
Location:

Mora, Minnesota, US

Mora, Minnesota, US
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original used rear fender as shown from a 71 yamaha ct1 175 enduro, manufacture date 4/71 fender  not bent or dented but  could use a paint job. includes the mud flap and tailight wireing this part may fit other yamaha enduro models. if you are unsure if it will work on your bike let me know and i can find out for you. look for my other auctions for nice parts from this bike. any questions send me a message

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