Yamaha New Oem Ignition Points For Yr2c, Yr2, Yr1,ycs1,ycs1c R3, Cs3b,cs3c on 2040-parts.com
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NEW FACTORY ORIGINAL YAMAHA IGNITION POINT SET RIGHT SIDE ONLY 168-81222-21 TO FIT MANY EARLY YAMAHA MOTORCYCLES FROM LIST BELOW STILL SEALED IN THE ORIGINAL PARTS BAG .....LONG DISCONTINUED FROM YAMAHA NO LONGER AVAILABLE
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