Yamaha Blaster Twist On Plug Cap Ngk Sealed Performance Yfs200 Franks on 2040-parts.com
Wabash, Indiana, US
Genuine NGK Stuff Here!
Twist your old one off, twist on the new one and get out and ride
Improves spark over stock caps(Of course!)
New, never used, we bought a box of em.
90 Degree, 14mm
Franks Motorcycle Millwrights
Just a small group of old friends that get together in borrowed space.
We fix a few things that shouldn't pry be fixed.
Tell a few stories that shouldn't be told.
And from time to time...
Sell a few things to keep us in funds for next weekend.
Electrical Components for Sale
Voltage electric regulator rectifier for honda cbr 929rr 2000-2001 / 954rr 02-03(US $26.99)
Voltage regulator rectifier for 2001 2002 2003 2004 suzuki gsxr 1000 gsxr1000 k1(US $24.99)
Voltage regulator rectifier for 2006-2013 2009 2010 2012 suzuki gsxr 600 750 k12(US $24.99)
Suzuki ds90 tc100 ignition switch with key(US $10.95)
Suzuki gs1000 gs 1000 complete left and right side controls nice shape(US $99.99)
Yamaha xs650 ignition switch with key(US $19.95)
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