Boyesen Clutch Cover Yamaha 92-93 Yz125 Yz 125 on 2040-parts.com
Canton, Michigan, US
BRAND NEW IN PACKAGE!!! Provides excellent heat dissipation and will not warp like stock clutch covers. Power Coated Finish is super tough that resists weathering wear & tear..Individually surfaced to insure a perfect fit..Includes a Asbestos-free gasket that is bound with nitrile for a tight, leak free seal..Color is Silver Vein
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