Yamaha Rh Footpeg And Brake Pedal Assy Yzf R1 2013 on 2040-parts.com
Henderson, Nevada, US
Right side footpeg and brake pedal assembly for a 2013 Yamaha R1. Taken from a new unit, it was removed for aftermarket part. Comes with footpeg (1KB-R1), brake pedal (14B) and bracket (14B 3 MK-2) as seen in pics.
Shipping $7.50 to US only.
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