Tailight For Yamaha R1 4c8-84710-10-00 on 2040-parts.com
Findlay, Ohio, US
This is the factory taillight from a 2007 Ymaha R1. It was removed in 2008 and replaced with an integrated light and stored in a box since then. I sold the bike a few years ago and have no use for the light
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