Yamaha At1 / Ct1 / Front Brake Perch And Lever / Early 1970's on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Virginia, US
Right Front Brake Lever and Perch
This is the right front brake perch and lever for a Yamaha AT1.
Should work on the early 70's CT1, AT1, Yamaha Trail bikes.
The lever was broken on the end but still very usable.
All of the parts that I sell are off used bikes in used condition unless otherwise specified. I try to describe the parts as best I can and try to answer all questions to the best of my knowledge. These are used parts and most show standard wear and tear for the age of the bikes that they came off of.
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