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2001-2005 Yamaha Yfm660r Raptor 14 Tooth Steel Front Atv Sprocket 504-14 on 2040-parts.com

US $12.99
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Gadsden, Alabama, United States

Gadsden, Alabama, United States
Condition:New Fits:ATV Manufacturer Part Number:504-14 Brand:ROCKET

       

New 14 tooth front Rocket Steel counter shaft sprocket from Magnum.

Heat treated for greater duriabilty and longer wear.

For 2001-2005 YAMAHA YFM660R RAPTOR

part # 504-14

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