Yamaha Yzf-r1 Cam Chain Guides 2006 2005 2004 06 05 04 Yzfr1 on 2040-parts.com
Spring Valley, California, US
CAM CHAIN GUIDES...
FROM A 2005 YAMAHA YZF-R1... WILL ALSO FIT 2004 AND 2006 MODELS... please check with your local dealer for parts interchange information.... the parts will show wear from normal use unless previously stated otherwise... please ask any and all questions before bidding.
Components for Sale
Yamaha yzf-r1 cam chain guides 2006 2005 2004 06 05 04 yzfr1(US $25.00)
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Kickstart mechanism yz250f yamaha yz 250 f yzf kick shaft assembly start(US $29.99)
Cam chain tensioner yz250f wr250f yamaha yz 250 f yzf camchain(US $8.99)
Clutch hub yz250f yamaha yz 250 f yzf boss hubb(US $19.99)
Crankshaft yz250f 2009 yamaha yz 250 f 09 yzf crank shaft big end(US $39.99)
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