2012 Yamaha Wr250 Exhaust Cam And Cam Chain on 2040-parts.com
Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, US
Exhaust cam and cam chain removed from a twice ridden 2012 WR250. This cam was replaced with a YZ250F cam for racing. Absolutely like new condition. Satisfaction is guaranteed - monery refunded if not satisfied. Please see my other "like new" parts for your WR250.
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