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1985-86 Yamaha Tri Z 250 Axle Carrier Bearing Hubs Rotor 1986 85 Ytz250 Ytz on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
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Hathaway Pines, California, US

Hathaway Pines, California, US
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This rear axle is off a 1985 Yamaha TRI Z 250. The unit is in good condition. The axle is straight and has good hub splines and threads. The rotor looks good and the sprocket has lots of life left. The bearings dont have any slop but they could use some new grease or replace them. One of the hub nuts is missing.

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