Yamaha Yz80 Yz85 Front Wheel Complete 1993-2012 on 2040-parts.com
Tetonia, Idaho, US
Yamaha YZ80 or YZ85 front wheel. Used. Fits 1993 through 2013 YZ80 and 85. Good condition and includes everything you see. Rim, spokes, hub, and disc.
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