Yamaha Ysr Rear Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Sachse, Texas, US
WE WILL COMBINE MULTIPLE PURCHASES TO SAVE ON SHIPPING COSTS if possible!
Here we have a REAL barn find! It was in ours when we bought our little ranch. The barn had several old bikes that I will be listing.
What you see in the picture is what you will be getting.
May fit other years and models. Please check before bidding
? Yamaha YSR Rear Wheel. Still has brake hub and sprocket. Rims in very good shape. It's been painted...originally red? Tire is a Dunlop.
Parts for these bikes are VERY hard to come by...buy for spares at these prices
If I take your parts to the post office and the shipping you paid is more than two dollars that I had to pay I will refund the difference! Check my feedback!
No refunds...ask all the questions you want. Thanks so much for LOOKING!
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