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Yamaha Genuine Chain Assy 94880-03076-00 on 2040-parts.com

C $139.99
Location:

TIMMINS, ON, Canada

TIMMINS, ON, Canada
Condition:New Brand:Yamaha Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:94880-03076-00 Country//Region of Manufacture:Canada

This is a Genuine Yamaha Drive Chain

PN: 94880-03076-00

This chain fits the following models:

1991 VENTURE XL
1992 VENTURE GT
1992 VT480S
1993 VENTURE GT
1993 VENTURE XL
1994 VENTURE XL
1995 VENTURE XL
1996 VENTURE XL
1997 VENTURE XL
1992 ENTICER II LT
1993 ENTICER II LT
1994 ENTICER II LT
1995 ET410TRV
2000 ET410TR
2001 ET410TRF
 
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