Yamaha At-1 At1 125 1972 1973 Counter Shaft Front Sprocket Left Engine Cover on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
| 1972 Yamaha AT1 Sprocket cover. No cracks, some scratches. Clutch cable and actutuator work smoothly, but cable housing is cracking. Very greasy.
100155 Y25 
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