2007 Yamaha Ttr50 Rear Brake Rod And Adjuster on 2040-parts.com
Poplarville, Mississippi, US
REMOVED FROM 2007 YAMAHA TTR50. GOOD SHAPE, COMES WITH SPRING AND ADJUSTER. I AM PARTING OUT THIS BIKE. CHECK MY EBAY STORE FOR MORE ITEMS OR ASK FOR WHAT YOU NEED AND I WILL LIST IT FOR YOU. Please read information about my used parts store. I have been in business since 1978 and have knowledge of all makes of ATV's & motorcycles. All electrical items have been tested and work as intended Part description is what I am selling. Meaning that a steering knuckle is good but may or may not have good wheel bearings. Brake panels are good but may or may not need brakes, etc. If you need to know for sure, please ask before purchase. Carburetors may or may not need cleaning but are good parts. If you are not sure if part fits your bike you can provide year & model or VIN# and I can check for you. DO NOT PURCHASE IF YOU ARE NOT SURE. All parts are used unless stated otherwise. Used parts show wear and tear and are offered to save you cash, not restore a bike to showroom condition. All items will be shipped to a confirmed address registered with PayPal. Please don't ask to ship to a non-verified address. All items will be shipped with USPS unless otherwise stated.
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