Yamaha Yfz450 Complete Clutch Basket Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Lancaster, Ohio, US
Came from a running low hour 2005 YFZ450. Great condition, no cracks or repairs on any of the components. Less grooving than the average on the basket fingers, as shown in pics #3 and #4. This is a bolt on and go item. You will receive everything that is in the pictures. Should fit all years (2004-2009) but check with your dealer to make sure. Thanks for looking!
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