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2004 Yamaha Yfz450 Yfz 450 Oem Pegs Factory #a on 2040-parts.com

US $14.98
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Carleton, Michigan, United States

Carleton, Michigan, United States
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Body Part & Accessories Type:Pedals & Pegs Fits:ATV Part Type:Body Parts & Accessories Brand:Yamaha Make:Yamaha


USED 2004 YAMAHA YFZ450 FOOT PEGS.

  • NO DAMAGE.
  • WILL FIT ANY YEAR 2004-2009.


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