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1985-86 Yamaha Tri Z 250 Rear Shock Reservoir Rubber Mounts 1986 85 Ytz250 Ytz on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
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Hathaway Pines, California, US

Hathaway Pines, California, US
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These rubbers are off a 1985 Yamaha TRI Z 250. All of them are in good condition. They hold the shock reservoir to the frame.

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