Yamaha Xs 750 850 Crash Bar on 2040-parts.com
Gillette, Wyoming, US
I am parting out an 80' XS750. The number on the frame is 1J7-242832. The motor was the same. Everything I have is listed. Please ask lots of questions and I can always send more pictures.
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