Stud Boy G Force Carbide Wear Bars 9in 2227-00, Yamaha on 2040-parts.com
Jermyn, Pennsylvania, United States
New. Never opened. A spare set for my 05 Yamaha RS Venture. Sold the sled. May fit other Yamaha sleds. 9" Carbides.. I did run an identical set of these all the time when I had my RS Venture and the difference between 9" and the stock 4" carbides was extreme. A huge difference in turning capabilities. Shipping will likely be more than $6 but I will pay the difference..
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