Yamaha Yz125 Yz125a Yz125b Yz125d1 Fifth 5th Pinion Gear (20t) * on 2040-parts.com
Durban, KZN, ZA
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Yamaha YZ125A YZ125B YZ125D1 5th Pinion Gear Part no : 3JD-17151-00 Year Model 90-92 NEW Part We can do combined shipping Please note we are situated in South Africa. We send off our parcels on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and once posted it takes +- 10 working days for delivery, but can be delayed up to 20 working days due to slow postal services Please do not give us negative feedback or low ratings due to delay in postage
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