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2012 Yamaha Fz1 Front Upper Fairing Mount, Front Upper Cowl Bracket, Stay on 2040-parts.com

US $89.95
Location:

Franklinville, New Jersey, United States

Franklinville, New Jersey, United States
Condition:Used

2012 Yamaha FZ1 Front Upper Fairing Mount, Front Upper Cowl Bracket, Stay, good threads, nice and straight, previous owner thought welded on cap nuts came off and rounded the edges off-see pics, Used.  Normal signs of use.  No abnormal or excessive wear (other than what is stated in the description).  May fit other model years or other models, check before purchasing.  
     

 All parts are used unless noted, so expect normal scratches or scuffs.  We do inspect every part before we list it, striving only to sell quality used parts.  We are not responsible for the installation of the part, or any situation that occurs prior to or following the installation of the part.


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