2001 Yamaha 660 Raptor Rear Fender Brackets Mount Stay on 2040-parts.com
Nevada, Ohio, US
This is a good used pair of rear fender brackets removed from a 2001 yamaha 660 raptor. Both brackets are solid but one will need bent back a little. Feel Free to ask questions.
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