2000 Yamaha Yz80 Yz 80 Engine Motor Bottom End Cases With Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States
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Used bottom end assembly off a 2000 YZ80 - not sure what all years this fits - the piston on this bike grenaded and a piece of it locked up the crank - I split the cases to get it out to find the rod bearings were going bad...so I left out the bad crank and am selling the rest of the assembly - transmission is good - this is a good usable bottom end - all threads are good. |
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