1980/1981 Yamaha Special Xs 650 650 Special Left Side Cover on 2040-parts.com
Burleson, Texas, US
Stock # 1046 -1980/1981 Yamaha Special XS 650 650 Special Left Side Cover..Side Cover is in pretty good condition. Few light scratches. One tab is missing. Please look at the pictures be sure that it will fit your bike. Might fit other years.. If you need additional pictures of this item, please send me your email address at ask the seller a question and I email several. Please look at my eBay store for more motorcycle side covers "ltc motorcycle
COMBINED SHIPPING when you buy the second side cover, the shipping will be $.99 for the second side cover. I can refund you the $9.00 shipping cost on the second item or email me and I will change the second item to $.99 shipping
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