1974 Yamaha Yz125a Front Fender Nos/oem See Description/pictures on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, US
1974 Yamaha YZ125A Front Fender NOS/OEM P/N 401-21511-01-20 Appears to have been used as a display has some minor scratches and some minor chipping shown in pictures. Fender stripes does not appear to be OEM and has some bubbling shown in pictures.
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