Yamaha Yz80 93-01 Suzuki Rm80-85 82-12jt Sprockets Steel Front And Rear 14 50 on 2040-parts.com
Montpelier, Virginia, US
50t rear and 14t front. Brand new and unopened JT steel sprockets. fits Yamaha yz80 93-01 and Suzuki RM80-85L 82-12
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