Yamaha Yfm 80 Four Wheeler on 2040-parts.com
Hudson, Ohio, US
Yamaha yfm 80. Not sure of year. The battery is weak and won't start. It does run but is being sold for parts. Rear end is good. It will take a little to get running that's why its sold as not running and for parts. Local pickup only.
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