1998 Yamaha Blaster Right Footpeg Foot Peg Black on 2040-parts.com
Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a used right side footpeg. It shows signs of normal wear, but is not bent or damaged. Someone painted it black some time ago, so the paint looks rather bad, and could use repainted at this point. It comes with the washer, and clip to hold the brake pedal on too.
This was removed from a 1998 Yamaha Blaster 200. **Please look close at the picture to verify that this is the correct product that you need for your machine. I try to list all of the details to the best of my ability... I am human, and occasionally make a mistake, if so, please contact me immediatly, so i can fix the problem, as i do not want any unhappy customer, and I am shooting for a 5 Star positive feedback rating! 
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