Yamaha Sr 433 Exciter 440 Gpx 338 Recoil Flywheel Free Air Adapter Plate Vintage on 2040-parts.com
Walkerton, Indiana, US
MAKE EXCITER (OR LOST SR) INTO FREE AIR WITH THIS ADAPTER PLATE USING YOUR GPX FLYWHEEL COVER AND EXCITER STARER CUP. MADE FROM 6061-T651 ALUMINUM. SHIPPING IN LOWER 48 STATES ONLY. ALL OTHERS EMAIL FOR SHIPPING QUOTE. SALE IS FOR ONE ADAPTER RING. THANKS FOR LOOKING AT MY GREAT PRODUCTS...
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