Yamaha Xs650 Billet Aluminum Generator Cover (rounded) on 2040-parts.com
Exeter, California, US
This is an alternator cover machined from 6061 billet aluminum. I made several for my Yamaha XS650 café project and test fitted them on my 71 and 82 xs650s without a problem. This one has the low profile and it is just plain with no geometrical pattern like the others. The finish is light emery with no polishing as you can see from the pictures. The back side has marks from machining as shown in the pictures. This cover fit both my 71 and 82 XS650 but if your screw holes vary in your casting it may be necessary for you to file the holes a few thousandths to match your bike. This cover comes with two stainless socket head screws to mount the cover. Shipping will be $5.80 which is what it cost me through the USPS. No returns accepted, No international buyers which means USA only and Paypal only. There will be deliver conformation on this.
Made in the USA
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