1981 Yamaha Xj 550 Maxim Original Front Lt Turn Signal on 2040-parts.com
Lagrange, Indiana, US
1981 Yamaha XJ 550 Maxim front Lt turn signal.This is in great shape.It is the original equipment.Chrome looks great.Feel free to ask questions.Just started parting this bike out,so feel free
to ask about other parts you may need.More listings yet to come.have a great day! Live life!
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