Yamaha Yt125/175 Tri-moto Triple Tree Cap Nut 1980-1985 New!! on 2040-parts.com
Chickasha, Oklahoma, United States
NEW YAMAHA TRIPLE TREE CAP NUT FOR TRI-MOTO MODELS: 80-85 YT125 & 82-83 YT175. YAMAHA PART 3X3-23453-00-00. BIN#5* |
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