Yamaha Kt100 on 2040-parts.com
Laval, Quebec, Canada
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This is a yamaha Kt100, freshly rebuilt. The bore has 52.8 size and engine break in has been done. Barely an hour has been done on this engine. Comes with patriot 2 disk clutch, 4 hole can, and buller engine mount. Coil is new spark plug and wire harness are new, and all gaskets are new aswell.
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