Yamaha Xj650 Rj Seca 650 Tachometer Nos Year 1982 Only Rare No Longer Available on 2040-parts.com
Colorado, US
Yamaha NOS Tachometer part # 5V2-83540-A0 sold as shown in picture provided. Very rare part apparently fits ONLY the 1982 XJ650RJ model, which I believe is otherwise known as a Seca 650. Please verify fitment for your application.
Flat rate insured shipping of $12 to lower 48 state buyers. Canadian residents PLEASE email prior to purchase for accurate cost of shipping, otherwise I will charge a flat rate of $30 US to ship to Canada. NO international sales, sorry. Thank you.
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