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Yamaha Left Front Brake Caliper on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
Location:

Slocomb, Alabama, US

Slocomb, Alabama, US
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This listing is for one Yamaha front brake Caliper Tested caliper to see if it works and it does, Do not know if it sticks or not so it may require rebuilding I am not sure the model this came off of and if you know that answer please send message to let me know.  Combined Shipping Is Based on Size and weight of final order In Some cases Combined Shipping stated on Listings May Be Too high and You would Need To Allow time for me to send an invoice. Charges are cost of shipping service + 20% to cover other shipping expenses. Therefore I no Longer List Items as "free shipping" since that shipping service does not allow to combine shipping

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