Triumph Daytona 675 675r Engine Motor on 2040-parts.com
Brooklet, Georgia, United States
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USED ENGINE OFF 2015 TRIUMPH DAYTONA 675R WITH 3794 MILES. RAN AND SHIFTED PERFECTLY THROUGH THE GEAR. ONLY NEEDS THE LEFT STATOR COVER, THERE ARE SOME SCRATCHES ON RIGHT COVERS, SEE CLOSE UPS. NO BROKEN MOUNTS, NO OTHER PROBLEMS AT ALL, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED FOR THE PRICE. SHIPPING IT COST IS TO A BUSINESS OR YOU CAN EASILY PICK UP AT THE CARRIERS TERMINAL. COMES AS PICTURED, ANY QUESTIONS JUST ASK. THANKS.
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