1979 Yamaha Xs1100 Front Calipers-rebuildable on 2040-parts.com
Middlesex, New Jersey, US
These parts are off of a 1979 Yamaha XS1100 but may fit other years and models. They were disassembled to make sure they are rebuildable. They are in good shape but need to be cleaned and repainted. All threads are good and nothing is frozen. There are very light marks on the pistons but they are still usable. It is up to the bidder to determine if it will fit their application. They are sold as is no returns so feel free to ask questions before bidding.
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