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Injectors 2007 Yamaha Yzf-r1 Yzf R1 2007 on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
Location:

Chaparral, New Mexico, US

Chaparral, New Mexico, US
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INJECTORS  from a  2007 Yamaha yzf-r1  that was running before wrecked believed to be in good shape I don't know the mileage They will need to be cleaned dirty from laying around the garage uncovered.

I also have the THROTTLE BODIES in a separate auction if both are bought I'll combine shipping and only charge the shipping price for the throttle bodies $18.00 total for the both shipped USPS priority mail

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I DO HAVE OTHER PARTS AVAILABLE FROM THIS BIKE CONTACT ME WITH YOUR NEEDS I WILL BE LISTING MORE PARTS

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