1981 Yamaha Srv 540 Rear Suspension Shaft Pivot Main Frame Grease Fittings on 2040-parts.com
Homer City, Pennsylvania, United States
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Used Rear Suspension Main Pivot shaft ...with grease fittings. from a 1981 Yamaha SRV 540.. ........Should fit other years and models but please check before you bid..
This Yamaha 8K2-47331-00-00 Arm, Pivot 1 is used in the following models and assemblies: |
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