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Yamaha Blaster 240 Cc Vito's Big Bore Cylinder And Head 72mm on 2040-parts.com

US $300.00
Location:

New Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US

New Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
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Here we have a yamaha blaster vitos 240 cc cylinder and cylinder head it is 72 mm, there is a few light scratches, might be able to hone it or bore it, vitos makes a 72.5 and a 73mm piston , ,came off a 2000  will fit other years, if you have a differnt year, let me know and I will se if it fits for you , , I have this in stock, I will ship over sea's, If you have any questions call John at 570 277 4000, Thanks alot


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