2006 06 Yamaha Yz250f Yz 250f Bottom End Motor Crank Cases Transmission Oem on 2040-parts.com
Temecula, California, United States
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Removed from a 06 yz250f. Bottom end assembly ready to assemble and run. Crank rotates smooth. Rod feels good. Very little side to side play, NO up/down movement. Transmission shifted and worked as it should. Cases are clean and in good shape! NO cracks or leaks. Side case is in good shape as well. No major known issues. NEW Mika 13t sprocket. SEE PICS. Everything you see is included! Thanks
NOTE: This assembly is sold as is and non refundable. |
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