1990 Yamaha Fzr1000 Fzr Digital Ignition Box 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 on 2040-parts.com
Rockford, Michigan, US
Complete as pictured used digital ignition box from a previously running1990 Yamaha FZR1000. Please do your homework to make sure this part will fit YOUR make and model.
I am parting out the ENTIRE motorcycle including the engine (not pictured). Send me all parts requests and I will get that item listed for you as soon as possible and notify you when it is listed. I have the title for this motorcycle with a straight, uncrashed frame. You are bidding on only the item listed above in the first paragraph. Feel free to make an offer the make an offer function on Ebay. I am not married to these parts and want to sell them!!!
Shipping to be $8
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