Yamaha R5 350 Ds7 250 New Original Speedometer Nos 1970-1972 Nos Vtg on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Oregon, US
Yamaha R5 350 DS7 250 New Original Speedometer NOS 1970-1972 NOS VTG
Will fit 1970 through 1972 Yamaha R5 350 and DS7 250 Twins.
Yamaha Part Number#278-83570-40-00.
Chrome looks excellent.
Inner gauge face is nice has no fade.
Rubber has some stress cracks though.
Trip meter knob is intact and works nicley.
Speedometer has never been used or installed.
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