White Brothers Chain Slider For Yamaha Yz85 (2002-2004) on 2040-parts.com
Forreston, Illinois, US
White Brothers Chain Slider for Yamaha YZ85 (2002-2004). Brand new, never used and still sealed in the original package. Replaces the stock swingarm chain slider with a longer lasting cast urethane slider. Protects swingarm from chain rub damage. Retails for $31.95 (45-873)
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