Yamaha Enduro Chain Guard Rt Dt on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Oregon, US
USED CHAIN GUARD FROM THE EARLY YAMAHA ENDURO BIKES OF THE 70S NOT SURE IF IT IS FROM A RT OR A DT YAMAHA THE GREEN COLOR I BELIEVE IS ORIGINAL AND FROM A DT YAMAHA BUT I AM NOT POSITIVE IT DOES HAVE A SMALL CRACK IN IT SOME RUST AND DENTS ALSO WILL INCLUDE THE GROMMETS , BOLTS , NUTS , WASHERS AND THE ONE CENTER METAL BUSHING ONE WAS MISSING NOT PERFECT BUT LONG DISCONTINUED FROM YAMAHA AND HARD TO FIND COULD BE REPAIRED CLEANED UP AND USED
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