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Yamaha Bw200 Label Kit on 2040-parts.com

US $17.95
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Stratham, New Hampshire, US

Stratham, New Hampshire, US
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 Newly Improved!!! Sticker kit for Yamaha BW200, Now on chrome background just like originals!! Includes: Choke info, on off, neutral, battery box stickers, Tire inflation Info for swingarm, and even a headstock muffler verification, although this one sticker is 1986 specific, it still looks nice!! Many of these go on the 350 as well, but its up to you to see what you have. Thanks!!! ships to lower 48 free, and a couple bucks sends it anywhere!!

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