Yamaha Blaster Big Bore 72.00 Mm Cylinder 240 Cc Jug Kit 88-06 on 2040-parts.com
Rixford, Pennsylvania, US
I cleaned the cylinder up with my AMMCO hone so you can see the wear then i measured the cylinder
cylinder measures 72.05mm
cylinder has some wear as seen in photos
recommended rebore for oversize piston
this will make your blaster a 240
happy to answer any questions
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