Yamaha Rhino 660, 700 Oem Yamaha Cvt Drive Belt 04 -09 on 2040-parts.com
Conway, Arkansas, US
This is a good usable oem Yamaha belt. THIS WILL FIT THE 04-09 RHINO 660 AND 700. PERFECT WORKING AND COSMETIC CONDITION.
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