Yamaha R6 Ecu (brain Box) Denso Part #'s 2c0-8591a-21 Tbdf24 112100-5840 on 2040-parts.com
State College, Pennsylvania, US
This is a stock Yamaha R6 ECU for model years 2006-2007. Fully functional, and ready to fix up your bike!
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