New Yamaha Dt100 Dt125 Dt175 Dt250 Xt250 Ignition Switch on 2040-parts.com
Nonthaburi,Bangkhen, TH
This item is NEW Yamaha DT100 DT125 DT175 DT250 XT250 Ignition Switch.
Good codition as never been used. Pls see pictures for your consideration to make sure before bid ,
NO RETURN OR REFUND. This parts may fit other years and model then pls check your delear to make sure.
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