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Yamaha Oem Windshield Apex Red With Indian Lighting on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, United States

Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, United States
Condition:New Brand:Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:8GY-K72A0-00

NEW IN  PACKAGE OEM YAMAHA WINDSHIELD 
PART NUMBER 8GY-K72A0 -00
RED OUT [NON TRANSPARENT] WITH SILVER & BLACK INDIAN LIGHTING WITH AN APEX LOGO ON THE LEFT SIDE
WILL FIT 
08 TO 10 APEX
WILL ALSO FIT
08  TO 10 ATTACK 
08 TO 14 RS VECTOR
06 UP RX 1
LOOK AT PHOTO TO MATCH WINDSHIELD
4 ROUND MOUNTING HOLES PER SIDE

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