2003 Yamaha Warrior Yfm350 Shifter on 2040-parts.com
Weatherford, Texas, US
Good condition, includes adjustment arm, a little play in the ball joint.
Handle Bars, Levers, Mirrors for Sale
Trx trx450r clamps 450r fat bar 1 1/8 clamps 400ex 250r honda 300ex 250x 250ex(US $25.00)
2003 yamaha warrior yfm350 throttle assembly w/ cable(US $50.00)
99 - 04 honda trx400ex trx 400ex 400 ex clutch lever with cable parking brake(US $10.00)
250ex handle bar clamps mounts 2001 trx250ex handlebar bracket honda atv(US $4.00)
2003 yamaha warrior yfm350 clutch perch(US $40.00)
250ex steering stem 2001 trx250ex honda atv handle bar mount tie rods(US $9.00)
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