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Nos Yamaha Gear Shift Pedal. 1973-75 Rd250/350, '72 R5c, Ds7, '71 R5b, '70 R5 on 2040-parts.com

US $49.49
Location:

Kingsport, Tennessee, US

Kingsport, Tennessee, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Warranty:No Part Brand:Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:278-18111-00-93

NOS Yamaha gear shift lever (pedal). 1970 R5, 1971 R5B, 972 R5C, DS7, 1973-75 RD 250/350 &A/B. New part. Last one in our dealership. OEM# 278-18111-00-93. The original package was first opened for these pictures.

The rubber cover for this shifter is still available from Yamaha (#132-18113-01-00) for $2.95. They have it presently stocked in all US warehouses & every dealer should have them as they still are used on current models. I was going to include one in this sale, but we only have one in stock at the moment.

Will be glad to ship internationally by USPS 1st Class. Package will be about 1 pound 3 ounces. International buyer is responsible for shipping cost, tariffs, fees, and restrictions.

I will combine shipping of multiple items to save on shipping cost. Allow me to package your items & I will invoice you.

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