Engine Guard Bash Plate Skid - 1985 Yamaha Xt350 Xt 350 on 2040-parts.com
Napa, California, US
Skid plate from 1985 Yamaha XT350. Some scratches. Good shape.
This item likely fits other year bikes. I can only guarantee it will fit a 1985 XT350. Please verify fitment for your application before buying. I don't know how many miles were put on this item. I recommend all vehicle parts be inspected by a certified mechanic before being put into service. Please see my other auctions. I can combine shipping on most items. Thanks For looking.
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