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2000 Yamaha Ttr225 Dirt Bike * * Clutch Lever & Cable * * Oem Motorcycle Part on 2040-parts.com

US $16.95
Location:

Reddick, Illinois, United States

Reddick, Illinois, United States
Used.
Brand:Yamaha

Up for auction is this used motorcycle part.

This is the clutch lever from a 2000 Yamaha TTR225 dirt bike.

Please view all photos to rate condition - condition is as shown.

The end of the lever is broke off - good cable.

I have many other parts listed from this bike.

Thanks for looking.

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